The donation center at Parque Omar in Panama City, Panama closed on Sunday, shifting efforts toward the distribution of essential supplies and the commencement of reconstruction in areas impacted by the recent earthquake. With Parque Omar no longer accepting donations, aid will now be received at Panamá Pacífico and Albrook. This change allows resources to concentrate on delivering existing supplies to those in need. The focus is now shifting from collection to actively supporting the rebuilding process in the affected zones. Authorities aim to efficiently manage current resources to maximize impact. The closure of the Parque Omar center signifies a move towards long-term recovery efforts. This transition ensures a streamlined approach to assisting communities affected by the seismic event.