Tocumen International Airport suspends operations after strong Panama quake

Tocumen International Airport suspends operations after strong Panama quake
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Tocumen International Airport in Panama halted all flights and began evacuating passengers following a strong earthquake, with reports giving the magnitude as either 7.7 or 7.2.

Airlines redirected flights to nearby airports, moving some services to Panama Pacifico Airport and diverting long‑haul international flights to San José and Bogotá, while safety inspections of the runway and control tower will determine when operations can resume.

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