Rain and Storms Until July 15 in Panama: Sinaproc Extends Weather Warning

The National Civil Protection System (Sinaproc) announced the extension of the prevention notice for rains and storms until July 15, due to the persistence of unstable atmospheric conditions that could cause damage in several provinces and regions of Panama. According to the entity, the measure is in response to the arrival of Tropical Wave No. 24, a phenomenon that is favoring the development of intense rains and electrical activity in different sectors of the country.

Provinces and Regions at Greatest Risk from Rainfall

Sinaproc detailed that significant rainfall accumulations are expected, especially in areas of western and Caribbean Panama. The areas with the highest probability of impact include:

Bocas del Toro
Caribbean sector of the Ngäbe Buglé Region
Northern Veraguas
Lower Coast of Colón
Northwest of Chiriquí

Authorities recommend that residents of these regions stay tuned to official reports and take preventative measures in the event of possible emergencies.

They Warn of Floods, River Overflows and Landslides

The civil protection agency indicated that the expected weather conditions increase the risk of events associated with heavy rains. Among the main threats identified are urban and rural flooding, increased flow in rivers and streams, as well as landslides and flooding in vulnerable areas. Authorities reiterated the call to avoid crossing swollen rivers, drive with caution during rain, and report any risky situations to emergency agencies.

Sinaproc Maintains Lines Available to Report Emergencies

In the event of any incident related to weather conditions, Sinaproc reminded the public that its customer service channels remain active. Emergency reports can be made through: