A 5.4‑magnitude earthquake struck Panama at 1550 GMT on Saturday, according to the German Research Centre for Geosciences (GFZ), with no damage or casualties reported.
The GFZ said the wave was 10 km deep, centered 7.46° N and 80.36° W, and was detected by sensors across the region.
Local authorities in Panama have confirmed that no buildings were damaged and no injuries were reported, although several residents reported feeling the tremor in the early afternoon.
The earthquake was recorded by seismometers in Panama City and nearby provinces, and the GFZ is continuing to monitor for potential aftershocks.
So far, no reports of landslides, road damage, or infrastructure failure have emerged, and officials are encouraging residents to remain alert during the ongoing monitoring period.
