Light Magnitude Earthquake Reported Off Panamanian Coast
A light magnitude 3.5 earthquake was reported in the North Pacific Ocean, 82 km southwest of Santiago, in Panama's Veraguas province.
Panama City, FL, November 7, 2026 — A light magnitude earthquake was recorded in the North Pacific Ocean, off the coast of Panama. The tremor registered at a magnitude of 3.5.
The epicenter of the earthquake was located 82 kilometers southwest of Santiago, a city situated within Panama’s Veraguas province. The specific date and time of the seismic event were not detailed in the available information. This region of Panama is known to experience seismic activity due to its geological setting. Earthquakes of magnitude 3.5 are generally considered light and often do not cause significant damage. However, the extent of any potential impact, such as shaking felt by residents or any resulting effects, was not specified in the report. Information regarding the reporting agency or any subsequent monitoring of the area was also not provided.
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