Two major earthquakes and aftershocks hit southern Panama, triggering building collapses and nationwide evacuations
Successive 7.7 and 6.6 magnitude quakes in a tectonically active region cause structural damage and test Panama's emergency response capacity, with broader implications for the region's infrastructure and trade corridor stability.
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