OLYMPIANS home from PARIS today at TOCUMEN.

Human Interest
Atheyna and the Olympic delegation return to Panama Monday, August 12.  Arrival is scheduled at Tocumen International Airport for 5:45 p.m.  The arrival of the athletes who defended the Panama patriotic colors at the Paris 2024 Olympics is scheduled for Monday, at Tocumen International Airport, at 5:45 p.m. in a first group that will include Atheyna Bylon, Hillary Heron, Franklin Archibold, and the Olympic Committee team of Panama.  Later, at 6:40 p.m., the arrival of sprinter Arturo Deliser, who competed in the 100m flat event is expected.  However, the Olympic Committee of Panama announced that the athletes will not be giving interviews and statements at the airport to the media, but in Presidency and in the event that is being planned in the Urracá Park.
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