The Specialized Toxicology Center of the Caja de Seguro Social (CSS) in Panama is currently attending to over 2,300 individuals exhibiting symptoms or suffering from the aftereffects of diethylene glycol poisoning. As of today, approximately 890 people have been officially recognized as affected by the tragedy. Around 1,500 individuals remain in a state of ongoing evaluation, suggesting the long-term health consequences continue to manifest. This situation represents two decades of pain and suffering for the citizens of Panama impacted by the mass poisoning. The CSS center provides specialized care and monitoring for those affected, highlighting the enduring public health challenge. The ongoing care underscores the severity and lasting impact of the diethylene glycol contamination incident in Panama. Further assessment and support are crucial for the remaining individuals under evaluation.