Magnitude 3.8 Earthquake Registered Off Panama’s Veraguas Province
A light magnitude 3.8 earthquake was registered in the North Pacific Ocean, 98 kilometers southwest of Santiago in Veraguas Province, Panama.
Panama City, FL, October 28, 2026 —
A light magnitude 3.8 earthquake was registered in the North Pacific Ocean, 98 kilometers southwest of Santiago in Panama’s Veraguas Province, according to the information provided.
The report identifies the event’s magnitude and approximate location but does not give the date or time it was registered. It also provides no information about the earthquake’s depth, the agency that recorded it, or whether shaking was felt on land.
No details were provided about injuries, damage, disruptions or official responses. The available information does not say whether authorities issued alerts or whether additional assessments were conducted. It therefore establishes the reported magnitude and location, but does not provide a broader account of the event or its effects.
The earthquake was described as “light” in the summary. No further explanation of that description or additional technical measurements were included. The distance is reported as 98 kilometers southwest of Santiago, in Veraguas Province; no more precise coordinates were provided.
Without a stated timestamp or recording agency, the timing and source of the registration cannot be independently identified from the information supplied. No follow-up developments were included. The report also does not indicate whether the event was part of a sequence of seismic activity.
As a result, the confirmed details in the supplied account are limited to a magnitude of 3.8 and a location in the North Pacific Ocean, 98 kilometers southwest of Santiago in Veraguas Province, Panama. Further details about when the earthquake occurred and any effects remain unavailable in the information provided.
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