Authorities in Coclé are stepping up beach surveillance for Holy Week and warning of restrictions in Juan Hombrón. The public is being urged to follow safety rules to prevent accidents.
WTI crude closed above $100 a barrel for the first time since 2022 as the Middle East war and renewed threats to shipping routes fueled market anxiety. The price spike reflects growing fears over disruptions to global oil supply.
Panama City Hall has received the first batch of vehicle plates for 2026–2030, signaling preparations for the next registration cycle. The source does not include further details on distribution or quantity.
The United States says it is monitoring possible Chinese retaliation involving Panama-flagged ships, a development that could affect global shipping conditions. Panama’s large maritime registry makes the issue significant for international trade.
Panama will face Bafana Bafana again on Tuesday, March 31, in another international friendly. The source preview also points readers to kickoff and viewing details for the match.
Fans from Veraguas injured in match disturbances say they continue to need medical care and have filed complaints. The source does not provide further details about the incident or any official response.
Hurricane Eta and Iota survivors in Tierras Altas are asking authorities to review the housing beneficiary list. Miviot says the list is still under evaluation.
FEDEBEIS said it imposed tough sanctions on players involved in a Saturday brawl, reaffirming its zero-tolerance stance on indiscipline. The federation did not provide further details in the source.
Two women were sentenced to more than 19 years in prison after being found guilty of smuggling drugs and weapons into La Joya prison. The case underscores Panama’s ongoing struggle against contraband inside correctional facilities.
Hong Kong’s new constitutional and mainland affairs secretary has been given the key task of shaping the city’s first five-year development plan. The move highlights closer alignment with China’s national blueprint and the limited time left in the current government term.
FSU Panama City students took part in a simulated underwater crime scene investigation, giving them hands-on experience with a challenging type of fieldwork. The exercise highlights practical training in a controlled academic setting.
CSS condemned a violent incident at its Calidonia polyclinic after a man damaged doors and windows in the Pharmacy and Medical Records areas. The institution says it is strengthening security at the facility.
Panama’s National Assembly committee has recommended Isidro Carbonell for ratification as director of the National Lottery. Carbonell, now the LNB’s secretary general, would replace Saquina Jaramillo if the full Assembly approves.
Iran and Israel’s war has escalated further after an Iranian strike hit an Israeli oil refinery, while President Trump warned Tehran of broader destruction unless it agrees to end the conflict. Iran has rejected U.S. demands as unrealistic and kept up attacks across the region.
An Israeli strike in southern Lebanon killed three journalists and several paramedics, highlighting the dangers facing reporters in the Middle East war zone.
The Panama Canal Authority has extended the prequalification document deadline for the Corozal, Telfers and gas pipeline tender to June 8. The change gives bidders more time to prepare for a major infrastructure process tied to Panama’s logistics sector.
A Russian tanker has delivered 700,000 barrels of oil to Cuba, offering short-term relief as the island continues to grapple with severe energy shortages. The shipment highlights Cuba’s dependence on foreign fuel supplies and the wider geopolitical stakes in the Caribbean.
APLAFA says it is offering salpingectomy services for women in Panama with installment payments available. The group also says the procedure does not require children or partner approval.
Hong Kong’s airport has imposed a sudden power bank restriction after a recent emergency drill highlighted the risk of smoke from lithium batteries. The move underscores tightening aviation safety rules that could affect international travelers transiting major hubs.
TSA workers are finally getting back pay after 44 days without pay, but many say the financial damage is already done. Some are still struggling with bills and absenteeism as the strain continues.