7.7 quake strikes Panama, canal normal

A 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck off the southern coast of Panama at a depth of 10 kilometers, with no reports of damage so far. The earthquake’s epicenter was near a sparsely populated rural area south of the country, and it caused people to evacuate buildings in the capital, Panama City. The U.S. tsunami warning system estimated a likelihood of large waves reaching the coasts of Panama, Colombia, Costa Rica, and Ecuador within the next three hours, with a potential threat also issued for Hawaii. Panamanian television showed that this incident has caused some concern among residents, but operations in the Panama Canal continue normally.

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