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Authorities warned that rain could add risks to earthquake recovery, particularly in areas already vulnerable to flooding and landslides.

The University of Panama said it would keep classes virtual on October 12 and 13 as recovery and safety assessments continue.

Emergency officials reported 910 homes affected by the earthquake, while noting that the total could rise as assessments continue.

The AIG enabled Panama Conecta so residents can report earthquake-related damage to their homes.

MINSA announced psychological support for people affected by the earthquake and its aftermath.

Metro Panama said Lines 1 and 2 resumed operations after safety checks following the earthquake.

The IMA prepared more than 6,000 food bags for distribution to people affected by the earthquake.

MINSEG and SENAN reported moving 57,440 pounds of humanitarian supplies by air to areas affected by the earthquake.

Authorities restricted vehicle traffic on the bridge over the Oria River in Pedasi following earthquake-related safety concerns.

Authorities reported earthquake impacts at more than 400 schools, 21 health centers and nine bridges as recovery assessments continue.