A tsunami warning issued following a magnitude 7.7 earthquake in Panamá has been lifted by the US Tsunami Warning System and nations in the Pacific region. Officials confirmed the coastlines of the Isthmus region are now safe after observing the dissipation of the marine risk. Structural assessments continue in Panamá City to evaluate any potential damage from the seismic event. The US monitoring system determined the threat had subsided, allowing affected areas to return to normal conditions. Although the immediate danger from waves has passed, continued assessment of infrastructure is crucial. The lifting of the warning signals a return towards normalcy in Panamá and surrounding coastal areas. Ongoing investigations will provide a clearer picture of the earthquake’s full impact in Panamá City.