SINAPROC Maintains Rain and Thunderstorm Prevention Notice Across Panama
Emergency teams reported fallen trees, blocked roads, a sunken boat and a damaged school roof as bad weather affected several regions.
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Former City Hall Workers Protest Over Benefits Ends in Injuries
A protest by former Panama City Hall workers demanding delayed benefit payments ended in a confrontation with municipal agents.
Acodeco to Continue Sanctions Over 25-Pound Gas Cylinder Irregularities
Consumer-protection authorities said they found 154 anomalies and will continue operations involving gas cylinder weight, seals and visible prices.
MEF Says DGI e-Tax System Will Be Replaced After Fraud Scheme Detection
Economy and Finance Minister Felipe Chapman said Panama will replace the e-Tax platform with a digital system designed to strengthen traceability.
Warmer Seas Add Pressure to Panama Fishing Sector
Fishers say warming waters are affecting catches while fuel, ice and other operating costs continue to rise.
Transport Operators Warn They Cannot Absorb Another Fuel Price Increase
Drivers and transport operators are watching this week fuel-price change closely, warning that another increase would hit operating costs.
Lawmakers Split Over Proposal to Reduce Panama Assembly Seats
Deputies reacted to former president Ernesto Perez Balladares proposal to limit representation to two deputies per province.
Burn Unit Remodeling Begins at Jose Domingo de Obaldia Hospital in David
The Chiriqui hospital project was identified as the goal of the first Teleton 20-30 de Chiriqui held in March.
MINSA to Begin Monoclonal Protection Against RSV for Pregnant Women
Panama health authorities said the RSV protection program will begin at the end of August, targeting pregnant women from week 30 of gestation.
MiAmbiente Moves Olive Ridley Nest to Protect 106 Eggs in Chiriqui
Environmental authorities relocated an olive ridley turtle nest to an artificial nursery at Playa La Barqueta Agricola Wildlife Refuge.