South Korea Sends $300,000 Aid to Quake-Hit Panama
· Economy · Panama · South Korea
South Korea plans to provide $300,000 worth of humanitarian aid to Panama following a strong earthquake in the Central American country last week, Seoul's foreign ministry said Tuesday. A 7.7-magnitude quake struck Panama on Friday, leaving 29 health facilities, 419 educational facilities and more than 800 homes damaged.
Why it matters:The aid reflects international disaster response to a major earthquake in Central America.
Key points
- South Korea will provide $300,000 in aid.
- A 7.7-magnitude quake struck Panama on Friday.
- 29 health facilities, 419 educational facilities and over 800 homes were damaged.
Sources (original reporting)
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