MINSA Activates Epidemiological Surveillance After Meningitis Case at Veraguas School
MINSA confirmed a meningitis case involving a 12-year-old student in Veraguas and activated epidemiological protocols.
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MINSA confirmed a meningitis case involving a 12-year-old student in Veraguas and activated epidemiological protocols.
Rain and storms are expected across Panama through Sunday, August 2, as Tropical Wave 39 increases atmospheric instability.
ENA and ATTT carried out a corridor operation that detected 10,000 drivers circulating without Panapass or without balance.
IMHPA is maintaining a vigilance notice for high temperatures and thermal sensation through July 30 across several provinces.
MINSA aims to implement remote medical attention and electronic prescriptions before the end of the year as part of health-system digital transformation.
The Panama Maritime Authority is supervising submarine cables that support regional internet traffic through technical evaluation, coordination and protected-zone oversight.
The Social Security Fund held its annual urgency-service workshop under the theme of teamwork for integrated patient management.
A housing developer in Colon was processed over alleged wastewater discharges into Rio Duque, with a judge imposing reporting measures in a natural-resources case.
Panama’s Public Ministry launched the Patricia Protocol, a technical guide intended to unify how prosecutors investigate and litigate femicide cases.
MINSA presented a new pharmaceutical-management strategy focused on planning, supply, storage and medicine distribution across the public health network.