Five Deaths Reported Amid Vomiting and Diarrhea Outbreak in Ngabe Bugle
Authorities are responding after five people died in hard-to-reach Ngabe Bugle communities following respiratory symptoms, diarrhea and vomiting.
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TalentUp Panama Opens 10,000 Free Scholarships for Digital Skills
The Ministry of Economy and Finance announced 10,000 free TalentUp Panama scholarships in areas including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity and data analysis.
IFARHU Starts PASE-U Card Delivery in Cocle and Clarifies No Cash Withdrawals
IFARHU said PASE-U card delivery begins in Cocle on July 21, while funds on the new Mastercard debit cards cannot be withdrawn in cash.
Eight Arrested in Alleged Land-Sale Fraud Using False ANATI Documents. SPONSOR not “F’ing” AROUND.
Authorities say an alleged network used social media and falsified ANATI documents to offer land and properties, causing estimated losses of more than B/.177,000.
Banco Nacional Details CEPANIM Discount Rates After Retiree Complaints
Banco Nacional said CEPANIM discount rates are based on funding costs and certificate maturity dates, while insisting the bank is not profiting from the operation.
SINAPROC Warns of Rain and Thunderstorms Across Much of Panama
SINAPROC issued a Monday weather warning for rain and thunderstorms affecting provinces, comarcas and maritime sectors across Panama.
Minsa Urges Pregnant Women to Vaccinate as RSV Cases Pressure Children’s Hospital
Panama health officials urged pregnant women between 32 and 36 weeks to receive the RSV vaccine as pediatric respiratory cases fill intensive-care beds.
Migration Service Reports Irregularities in Weekend Checks Across Panama
Panama migration officials detected expired stays, missing work permits and other irregularities during verification operations across eight provinces and comarcas.
United Newark-Lima Flight Diverted Safely to Tocumen After In-Flight Incident
A United Airlines flight from Newark to Lima landed safely at Tocumen International Airport after reporting an incident during the route.
Emergency Medical Technicians Protest for Professional Reclassification
Emergency medical technicians and licensed emergency-care workers protested in Panama to demand professional reclassification, salary adjustments and more resources for prehospital response.