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Panama's Social Security Fund will keep its emergency rooms open 24 hours a day after the earthquake

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Following a recent earthquake that affected various regions of Panama, the Caja de Seguro Social (CSS) announced that its polyclinics and hospitals will maintain 24-hour emergency medical services to address the crisis.

Reports indicate that the earthquake caused material damage primarily in Tonosí and other surrounding localities. The continuous operation of health facilities aims to ensure uninterrupted medical assistance for affected residents.

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