Passengers stranded at Panama's Tocumen Airport after 7.5‑magnitude quake

Passengers stranded at Panama's Tocumen Airport after 7.5‑magnitude quake
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Hundreds of passengers were left at Tocumen Airport in Panama after a 7.5‑meter earthquake struck the country, leaving many flights cancelled or delayed.

Travelers reported a lack of information, few arriving or departing flights, and the closure of most commercial outlets, leaving them without food; Copa Airlines said it is prioritising flights diverted to alternate airports and warned of possible itinerary adjustments and further delays, advising passengers to contact their airlines.

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