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A magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck central Panama on Friday, October 9, 2026, damaging buildings, splitting roads and triggering tsunami warnings across the Pacific coast. The shallow quake shook communities across the country and was felt in neighboring Colombia. A second magnitude 6.6 earthquake followed, with more than 80 aftershocks recorded by late Friday. Penonomé suffered significant damage, including the collapse of a cathedral bell tower. Homes and historic buildings were also affected across Herrera, Los Santos and Veraguas provinces. In Los Santos, the town of Tonosí was reported completely cut off by damaged roads, forcing officials to consider air access for emergency assistance. Authorities reported injuries but no documented deaths as of Friday evening, although officials cautioned that the situation could change as assessments continued. Tsunami warnings for several countries were lifted, while Panama’s international airport temporarily suspended operations. The Panama Canal continued operating as technical teams inspected its facilities. In this video, we examine the earthquake’s impact on central Panama, the damaged roads isolating rural communities, the fault system suspected of causing the shaking, and the international assistance offered to the country. Aftershocks continued into Saturday, October 10, as schools remained closed nationwide and officials worked to establish the full scale of the damage ahead of a national evacuation drill planned for Monday. Global Weather covers natural disasters and extreme weather events as they develop, using sourced reporting and avoiding unsupported speculation. CHAPTERS 00:20 — Magnitude 7.7 Earthquake Shakes Panama 01:52 — Aftershocks Continue as Tsunami Warnings Spread 03:19 — Penonomé Suffers Major Building Damage 04:05 — Authorities Report Injuries but No Confirmed Deaths 04:51 — Why the Impact May Have Been Limited 06:20 — Airport Reopens as Rural Roads Fail 07:05 — Tonosí Cut Off by Damaged Highways 08:36 — Historic Church Collapses in Los Santos 09:22 — Panama Canal Keeps Operating 10:08 — The Fault System Behind the Earthquake 10:54 — Countries Offer Emergency Assistance SOURCES U.S. Geological Survey Reuters Associated Press Agence France-Presse ABS-CBN News GMA News #PanamaEarthquake #PanamaEarthquake2026 #Panama #Magnitude77 #Earthquake #CentralAmerica #TsunamiWarning #Aftershocks #Penonome #Tonosi #PanamaCanal #SeismicActivity #NaturalDisaster #GlobalWeather

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