Magnitude 4.3 Earthquake Reported South of Santiago, Panama
A moderate magnitude 4.3 earthquake was reported 45 km south of Santiago, Veraguas Province, Panama.
Panama City, FL, November 14, 2026 — A moderate earthquake, measuring a magnitude of 4.3, was reported in the vicinity of Santiago, located in Panama’s Veraguas Province. The epicenter of the seismic event was located approximately 45 kilometers south of the city.
The tremor was registered as a moderate event. Specific details regarding the exact time the earthquake occurred, its depth, or any potential impact such as shaking felt by residents or observed damage were not immediately available from the provided information. Information on the geological agency that reported the event was also not specified in the summary.
Veraguas Province, situated in the central part of Panama, is an area that experiences seismic activity. Earthquakes, even of moderate magnitude, can sometimes cause concern among local populations, though the impact is often dependent on factors like depth, intensity, and proximity to populated areas.
Further details, including the precise coordinates of the epicenter, the depth of the earthquake, and any official reports on its effects, were not provided in the initial summary of the event. Authorities typically monitor seismic activity to assess potential risks and inform the public.
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