Environmental Risks from the Panama Earthquake Persist

On October 13, assessments continued regarding the aftermath of the 7.5-magnitude earthquake in the Los Santos Province of Panama. Numerous residential buildings and water supply pipes have collapsed or ruptured, causing sewage to contaminate the groundwater and creating a critical drinking water safety crisis; roads have been damaged, hindering the transport of relief supplies, and local hospitals are under strain.

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