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O tremor ocorreu em terra na região de Quebro, a 33 quilômetros de profundidade.
O tremor foi fortemente sentido na Cidade do Panamá, segundo o Serviço Geológico dos EUA (USGS, na sigla em inglês). O epicentro ocorreu em terra no sul do país, na região de Quebro, a 33 quilômetros da superfície, uma profundidade considerada relativamente rasa.
O Sistema de Alerta de Tsunami dos Estados Unidos afirmou que há risco de grandes ondas de tsunami em países próximos, como Colômbia, Costa Rica, Equador, Peru, Nicarágua, Guatemala, El Salvador e México.
O USGS registrou, inicialmente, que o tremor teve magnitude 8,0, mas, depois, revisou a intensidade para 7,6.
Ainda não havia informações sobre danos ou vítimas até a última atualização desta reportagem.
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