Following the earthquake in Panamá, the “Panamá Conecta” platform has received more than 8,000 reports detailing the extent of damages experienced by citizens. Individuals can submit reports themselves, or a family member or acquaintance can file on their behalf. This approach is intended to improve accessibility to the reporting tool, particularly in communities experiencing disruptions to essential services. Issues like electricity outages and communication problems are hindering direct reporting for some. The platform aims to gather comprehensive data on the earthquake’s impact across Panamá. This information will be crucial for directing aid and coordinating relief efforts to the most affected areas. Authorities are urging residents to utilize “Panamá Conecta” to ensure a complete understanding of the situation.