Following over 170 earthquakes recorded by the Geosciences Institute in Panamá, the Panamá Metro is conducting thorough safety inspections. Lines 1 and 2 of the metro system will operate on Saturday without passengers, performing “blank runs” and operational tests. These measures are intended to verify the structural integrity and safety of the system following the seismic activity. Authorities aim to reopen the Panamá Metro to the public on Sunday, pending successful completion of the safety assessments. The “blank runs” involve operating trains along the lines to identify any potential issues caused by the tremors. This proactive approach ensures the safety of commuters in Panamá.