The Little Moon Residence

The magnitude 7.1 earthquake that struck Panamá in Panamá on January 24th, was felt as far away as the Texas Panhandle. While the immediate impact of this earthquake was felt as far away as the Panamá-Panama City area, the longer term impact of this earthquake was felt in cities across the Panamá region.

It’s a pretty common occurrence that earthquakes happen in the Pacific, which makes this earthquake a bit of a shocker. The shaking, however, lasted awhile, as did the damage and loss of life. The earthquake was so powerful that people in some areas were thrown upwards of 15 feet to the ground. One area that had a lot of damage was the city of Cartago. The city suffered around $5 million in damage and 616 homes lost their roofs.

The earthquake was felt in all of the Panamá region of the country, as well as in cities of the region. The quake was also felt in the capital, Panama City, and in the city of Tocumen.

Although we don’t know exactly what caused the earthquake, there are some theories. The earthquake, which struck on the morning of September 29, is believed to be the result of a volcanic eruption. The city of Cartago was hit by the earthquake on September 27 and the tremors lasted around 4 hours. It’s believed that a volcano in the area erupted on September 28.

The earthquake is also thought to be a result of an earthquake caused by a natural disaster. It’s believed that the quake was the result of an earthquake in the country. The earthquake also happened on September 28, about 4 hours before the city was hit by a quake on September 28. This should have sent a shockwave through Cartago which caused a series of quakes in the area which is where the earthquake happened.

Panama City Police are currently investigating the earthquake. They are looking into whether it was a fault or natural disaster. In the meantime, the city has been ordered to be evacuated and all residents are being asked to stay indoors until further notice.

Panamanians have been advised to stay indoors, but will travel to the coast to go to the beach, and if the ocean is safe, they can go to the nearby city of San Francisco (Panama City).

There is no official death toll in the country.Panama is one of the most earthquake prone countries in the world. The country has been hit by quakes before, but this one is the worst yet. As a result, many Panamanians are trying to escape the country and are now taking shelter in the US. This is a very good thing.

There is no official death toll, but there is a very good one from the news reports. The area has already been evacuated and many of the people who are now living in the US are very afraid. The earthquake is due to the fact that this area is a very active earthquake belt. This means the Pacific Ocean has a very large amount of liquefied, potentially explosive, water underneath.

The earthquake is believed to have been triggered by a large amount of gas and oil in the area. This could also be a good thing for the US, as it could mean they can quickly evacuate the area and get it ready for the next big earthquake that comes along. Once the area is ready, they can move in and set up a temporary camp. If the area is ready, they can begin to move in and set up a permanent camp.