- A powerful magnitude 7.7 earthquake struck off the coast of Panama at a depth of six miles, with the epicenter located near Pitaloza Arriba.
- The earthquake caused buildings to sway in Panama City and structural damage in Penonomé, including the collapse of a cathedral, with no casualties immediately reported.
- Tremors from the quake were felt across the region, including in neighboring Colombia and Costa Rica.
- The U.S. Tsunami Warning System issued tsunami threat alerts for Hawaii and nine countries, including Panama, Colombia, and Mexico.
- Panama's Civil Protection agency is actively assessing potential damage in regions close to the epicenter.
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