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00:00:00Yes, Rapa Nui, it's Rapa Nui that has the most possibilities,
00:00:03obviously we also have to
00:00:06be said, the most affected in take it with a pinch of salt, Javi, because you know that an alert was raised, obviously they continue
00:00:09working, but it can happen like the
00:00:11aftershocks, no, yes, yes, as we said, there were more aftershocks, as
00:00:15you said Lili, one of 6.6, so that
00:00:18is a very strong aftershock,
00:00:21so one would expect the aftershocks to start decreasing in magnitude
00:00:25waves, but so far as the time of the main earthquake moves away, but as
00:00:29we repeat, less than 24 hours have passed, less than 20 hours
00:00:32so we have to be still on alert,
00:00:36can come out, but so far also the state of Panama
00:00:39reported more than 300 evacuees
00:00:43for the moment and 400 affected buildings, among
00:00:47them 188
00:00:49second plant that is in schools, so also daily
00:00:51life in Panama will
00:00:54operates, it says, 20% of slowly return, I imagine next week we will have to
00:00:58tsunami alert for nine countries that so see how classes resume and and when. The
00:01:01airport will return to totally normal operation,
00:01:04the countries that are most at risk, obviously, are those that are
00:01:08on alert now, Ecuador
00:01:12and Colombia, obviously, are at risk of a tsunami.
00:01:15This happened in the Pitalosa Arriba area, where the depth is
00:01:1912.6 km, as Javier
00:01:23helicopters and so on so just said, these collapsed buildings, the cars, look, let's put the full images, please, look at the
00:01:27images, obviously taken with cell phones.
00:01:31When this happens, people run,
00:01:34you know where the most affected city
00:01:37was, it's the one that's
00:01:39yes, well, let's go forward, well, 300 km away because there are colonial structures, he explained to
00:01:43us yesterday clear are the in fact we have the
00:01:47image if we look for it later when
00:01:50southwest of we can calmly the dome of a historical colonial church because it is a
00:01:53town that precisely
00:01:56keeps things like Paraty in Brazil.
00:02:20a little bit there, there it is, perfect, otherwise you'll kill me with
00:02:28those things in
00:02:30amount so far, so far at least 27
00:02:33minor injuries, yes, pay attention to this, these are the
00:02:36official data, obviously 27 minor injuries so
00:02:39far, so far we are talking about 300
00:02:44that many times people say the man, what evacuees, and more than 400
00:02:47affected buildings,
00:02:50more than 400 affected buildings,
00:02:53obviously the initial reports reflect damage to
00:02:56homes, educational centers, hospitals, bridges,
00:03:00roads, routes in different provinces of the
00:03:03country, this is announced and reported by the
00:03:07this, because what they also say is that the national protection system, let's see, the most
00:03:10affected area, as we said at the
00:03:15obviously so far beginning, the most affected area where the epicenter was Pitalosa
00:03:18Arriba, which has a depth of
00:03:2112.6 km, obviously the collapsed cars too, the
00:03:25so far, they have not collapsed buildings, we are obviously working on self-destructed and everything that this
00:03:28earthquake of 7.7 on the Richter
00:03:33they were about to leave and scale generates. Look, we are also seeing, Javi, that
00:03:36people were caught in their cars, obviously, in the middle of the day, they were working, they were, yes, yes, full
00:03:39midday, 4 minutes
00:03:43before 1 in the afternoon in Panama, when the
00:03:46earthquake happened, the kids at school, look at the pool,
00:03:49look, look how the pool moves, no,
00:03:52terrible, terrible, well, and so far, obviously, they talk about more, now we will
00:03:56show the church, which is Penonomé.
00:04:00so far This is the commercial shopping mall, well this shopping mall, this is the shopping mall, look at how people
00:04:04run, go down the stairs, I'll tell you, this shopping mall, this shopping mall is called the animal
00:04:08shopping mall, yes, why is it called the animal shopping mall? Because it's a huge
00:04:11shopping mall, the shopping mall is very big, I think it's like
00:04:14six blocks around where
00:04:18it's very cheap because of taxes, Javi, it's very cheap
00:04:22and how do people identify the entrances? By animals,
00:04:25there's an elephant, there's a giraffe, there's a lion, I mean statues, not
00:04:28from there. From there you enter the place, look at that
00:04:32shopping mall, it has, it's all flat, no floors, when
00:04:36I went there were no floors, I don't know if they built them now, but it's
00:04:38all, it's all at ground level, but look at the
00:04:42destruction and the movement of the
00:04:44shopping mall, the desperation of the people, going down from the place, food
00:04:48court and so on, that's a shopping mall that's very, very
00:04:52busy and then the images we're seeing on our screen right
00:04:56now, look, the church, Javi, we have to refer to it.
00:05:02in Los Santos, the cathedral
00:05:04of no, what's it called, Anastasio, which
00:05:08is in Penonomé and the region is called Los Santos.
00:05:12Yes, it's there, it's the colonial neighborhood I was telling you about, the
00:05:15testimonies, the truth is that people are obviously terrified by this, how many
00:05:19years, Javi, since this happened, it's not that there was an
00:05:23important earthquake in Panama City in the 60s, he told us yesterday, but
00:05:27for something of this same magnitude, not until the beginning of the
00:05:3020th century or the end of the 19th century,
00:05:33this they said, but in recent decades, the
00:05:36current generation does not remember anything similar.
00:05:39Correct, well, there we are also seeing, obviously
00:05:51they are in some way also asking for humanitarian aid eh
00:05:55water for obviously water which is the most important thing,
00:05:58bleach, non-perishable food, but well, the truth is
00:06:02reconstruction materials that will be seen later, no, tremendous what is
00:06:05happening in Panama. Pay attention to this
00:06:11far has ceased. It must be said, but obviously
00:06:14they continue to follow minute by minute what may happen in the next few hours with
00:06:18respect to the aftershocks, they talk about more than 100 aftershocks after the
00:06:21earthquake, there were 130 exactly, 130
00:06:24exactly, 130 but they continue, obviously,
00:06:28expectant due to this tragic situation that Panama is experiencing,
00:06:31so all our love and support to the
00:06:35people of Panama and we will continue
00:13:253 in the morning,
00:13:28we continue, obviously, with the tragedy in
00:13:31Panama, the commotion continues due to the strong
00:13:34earthquake,
00:13:36nine countries issued a tsunami
00:13:38alert,
00:13:41official information is awaited about possible
00:13:44victims,
00:13:47the images are
00:13:48shocking,
00:13:53this earthquake of seven. point seven on the Richter
00:13:56scale, we are talking that it has not
00:14:00even been a day since the tremor in
00:14:04Panama,
00:14:07we recently told you that the Panamanian president is touring the most
00:14:10affected areas, obviously what they are asking for is humanitarian
00:14:14aid,
00:14:17the aftershocks are incessant, they talk
00:14:20about more than 130 aftershocks, Lili just
00:14:23confirmed it. And
00:14:25the tsunami alert has been lifted, obviously, Lili, there
00:14:29are countries that remain
00:14:33on alert because it has been lifted,
00:14:36but they remain attentive, yes, totally, people say they are still in panic because
00:14:40it was so strong that they were afraid and they
00:14:43are afraid, no, there are the tweets that you mentioned on X,
00:14:47really, José Raúl Mulino who says we thank
00:14:50God for protecting the Panamanian people, we are going to activate
00:14:54immediately. a plan for structural evaluation and support for
00:14:57all affected people, clear, because
00:15:00there are still evacuation centers, especially in that area that we
00:15:04told you is more than 300 km from the capital
00:15:07and that was the most affected, the area of Los Santos, as it is
00:15:11called, and what is being evaluated now are the structures, especially
00:15:15these colonial structures, we saw the dome of the church, we saw
00:15:19buildings that dismembered,
00:15:22fallen roofs, even at the airport. or something
00:15:25similar, some areas that were
00:15:28damaged, so to speak, with
00:15:32some cracked buildings, in
00:15:34fact the airport is called... Tocumen
00:15:38which was just enabled
00:15:42in the last few hours, but it has evacuees in that area
00:15:45eh, the idea was for some at the moment
00:15:49that everything happened, even that they stay on the runway until
00:15:52everything stabilizes, they said at that moment, now they are
00:15:56also looking at the landing areas to
00:15:59see if they are not in any danger, there is a small
00:16:03coastal town called Tonosí,
00:16:04Tonosí
00:16:07eh that, in that area the epicenter of the
00:16:10earthquake was also located, yes, eh, obviously there are no records of
00:16:13victims in the area, but the coastal towns are the ones that
00:16:17are most attentive due to the sea, obviously
00:16:21they talk about incessant landslides because you
00:16:24know that buildings continue to
00:16:27collapse after it has happened,
00:16:31eh, there are injured people, for example, they talk about a woman
00:16:34who broke her arm in that
00:16:38place, eh injured but not seriously,
00:16:41obviously the guard is already going to
00:16:44be working incessantly in the place, they talk about a hotel where the
00:16:48most tremors were felt, which is called the Kiki Hotel that
00:16:52collapsed in that coastal area, eh the United States is
00:16:55collaborating, it is helping with
00:17:00far, but the truth is the images are shocking, obviously
00:17:04we are talking about that it happened yesterday. at
00:17:0812:56 and it hasn't even been a day yet, no,
00:17:11exactly, and what is being reviewed now are the
00:17:14roads, so to speak, why? Because there is a lot of disaster, there are
00:17:18overturned columns, eh, they said trees in some area,
00:17:22the epicenter as we said 10 km, to the
00:17:27the town of Pitasola Arriba, that's already, look, like
00:17:31this you see this is how the streets were, look at what we show you, this is the
00:17:35road, one of the roads that... connects precisely Panama
00:17:39with this area of the southwest, no
00:17:42sun, yes, it's the Torio road, they show
00:17:45us here in Mariato, province of eh
00:17:48Veraguas, look how terrible it turned out, tremendous and how the
00:17:52asphalt opens, what is impressive, the truth is
00:17:56that eh 27 injured if it's official
00:17:59no, about 300 evacuees,
00:18:03about 400 affected buildings and as...
00:18:07high color eh the Panamanian Roberto Manodepiedra Durán,
00:18:11surely Lily will remember, is one of the most recognized
00:18:14athletes, totally eh multi-champion boxer and who has a
00:18:17strong bond here with Argentina, he has come several times to the country eh
00:18:21he had a close relationship with Ronia Castro with Locomotora
00:18:24Castro eh and that well and he also spoke and well
00:18:28he called for the unity of the Panamanian people not to
00:18:32try to move forward this situation
00:18:35yes we are showing. the map obviously the
00:18:39aftershocks, the aftershocks, look at what it is more than
00:18:41130, yes, also eh, well, also
00:18:45there was a post from the former president of Panama who showed his
00:18:48destroyed house in Sonat, who is Ricardo
00:18:51Martinelli, look, he shows the house of Sonat after the terrible
00:18:55earthquake, he also shows it on his social
00:18:57networks,
00:18:59eh, he is still touring, sorry, the president is touring eh, at this moment
00:19:03he continues, because yesterday he, look, there it is, he is part of the group.
00:19:07group when
00:19:10what he affirms is that clear this is humanitarian
00:19:14aid live we are working in Panama Guido
00:19:17look because aid clear immediately not the countries that
00:19:21are around those that can already see the
00:19:24needs that are being sought quickly
00:19:27solutions for those affected by the earthquake because now we have to rebuild
00:19:31again, no rebuild would be the
00:19:35word and that is what the minister even
00:19:38of government is saying who is
00:19:40touring, the minister, sorry, because
00:19:44it is Minoska Montalbo, that's what
00:19:47the minister is called, she is with the president, they have divided to
00:19:50tour the different areas, you know the first
00:19:54ones who arrived, of course, according to the
00:19:57government and aid is from the Development Bank of Latin
00:20:01America and the Caribbean, which says that it contemplates a donation of
00:20:04$250,000
00:20:07eh. and the availability of up to 50
00:20:11million dollars to deal with the emergency, this is the
00:20:14first aid that is arriving beyond what you are seeing Guido live,
00:20:18to calculate it while we are working live from
00:20:21Panama, the epicenter of the
00:20:24earthquake was 200 km from the Panama
00:20:28Canal, the Panama Canal for you to situate
00:20:31yourself is where about 3%
00:20:35of world maritime
00:20:38trade circulates, imagine the
00:20:41amount, the amount of ships in the Panama
00:20:44Canal, the affluence that that
00:20:47place has, obviously so far yes. operating normally,
00:20:50continues operating normally, that also has to
00:20:56the area, imagine that it is 200 km
00:20:59from where the epicenter of the earthquake was, they remain
00:21:02attentive to everything that may happen at these hours, not a day has
00:21:06passed, not a day since the strong
00:21:09tremor, obviously they are checking the number of injured, look,
00:21:13alert for dangerous
00:21:15no deaths have been registered, that
00:21:19is the important thing. For now,
00:21:22no deaths, obviously it can happen, official figures
00:21:26there are no deaths and obviously they are
00:21:30working to find any fatal
00:21:34victims, yes, they talked about damages of 300
00:21:37evacuees and people who are abandoning their homes obviously due to
00:21:41risk and fear, especially in the coastal areas of Panama and
00:21:44look, put the
00:21:47image
00:21:49that's humanitarian aid that is arriving at this moment, while the president of Panama, we are live,
00:21:53correct, while the president of Panama continues to tour the most
00:21:57affected areas by the
00:21:59earthquake, clear, because they arrive in Panama and from there the
00:22:02humanitarian flights go to the different regions to
00:22:06do it by air the aid logically because we
00:22:10showed you that the roads still
00:22:13suffered damage that need repair, the
00:22:16safest way to arrive is by air. which
00:22:20is this, which are the army aid planes, because imagine, Lili,
00:22:23that after this tremor, all the accesses were congested, especially in the
00:22:27capital,
00:22:28capital,
00:22:31many employees leave work early from the offices due to evacuations, the
00:22:35uncertainty, no, eh about the conditions, let's see, the
00:22:39possible structural damage of the buildings, we are talking
00:22:42about more than 1 88 buildings
00:22:46that are the compromised ones, this was felt with great force.
00:22:58because the Ministry of Health staff is there providing
00:23:01care, of course, to the injured, but technical
00:23:05evaluations are being coordinated to determine
00:23:08if the structure can operate normally because there are
00:23:12even hospital sectors, logical, because this is not the
00:23:15hospital, you know what an earthquake is like, there is no difference
00:23:19with anything. from the smallest to the largest, from good
00:23:22construction to bad construction, everything is damaged and the hospital
00:23:26now due to the aftershocks that occurred yesterday
00:23:30they are evaluating because it was felt a lot, especially in this
00:23:33hospital, look how far we have come, correct, we are working live, ladies and gentlemen, we are
00:23:36working live from Panama, eh
00:23:39we reiterate this phenomenon, this earthquake
00:23:42occurred yesterday afternoon, actually 12:56 local
00:23:46time, it is estimated that it was 7.7 on the
00:23:50Richter scale, that is what the United States Geological
00:23:53Survey says, pay attention to
00:23:57movement was felt strongly, people are writing to me from everywhere, from
00:24:00Colombia it also affected Costa Rica,
00:24:05we say this with great caution because obviously they are
00:24:08working, the authorities have not reported
00:24:12fatalities
00:24:15reported fatalities, but yes, obviously,
00:24:18there is talk of these possible dangerous tsunami waves in the
00:24:22coming hours in Panama, Colombia,
00:24:26Ecuador, Peru, Nicaragua,
00:24:29Guatemala, El Salvador, Mexico, Chile and
00:24:32Hawaii, no, yes, and Panama, which is right next
00:24:36to Colombia and very close to Venezuela,
00:24:39I mean, in that radius, how these earthquakes are happening,
00:24:43no, in this area of South
00:24:47America and Central America, very close are the countries
00:24:50where these types of phenomena occur and that one
00:24:54really wonders if they will continue to expand
00:24:57because in a very short time earthquakes occurred,
00:25:00first they remember in Venezuela, especially in La
00:25:03Guaira, which was one of the most affected cities, Caracas also and
00:25:07then what happened in Colombia with also several affected cities, among
00:25:11them Cali, one of the most affected
00:25:14and and now in Panama no, right there, right
00:25:17there, everything is very close.
00:25:21kilometers very close it's 10:55, it's 2 hours
00:25:24more in Panama, in fact now in
00:25:28a minute, in a minute it will be exactly
00:25:32one day since this 24
00:25:35hours, clear, one day 24, correct, 24 hours eh
00:25:3912:56 it is completing one day at this
00:25:42moment obviously while the president continues to tour, the entire
00:25:46government, the most affected areas, the images are really shocking.
00:25:50Obviously, the Panama airport still has cancelled flights, that must be said
00:25:53and it is not operating due to a matter of risk and so on, the Panama
00:25:57Canal that we recently told you that it covers
00:26:013% of world
00:26:03maritime trade,
00:26:07world is operating normally, but what they just told me, I'm in a Telegram
00:26:11channel that gives you all the information minute by minute minute, what they tell you is
00:26:14that they are not ruling out that it could somehow be closed,
00:26:18especially because it's the weekend, we have to wait, sure, we have to wait, the weekend, but
00:26:21well, you know what problem, what
00:26:24problem there is at this moment also and that's why it helps,
00:26:27it has to do with this, it can be contaminated, they think that
00:26:31the national water treatment plant is contaminated,
00:26:34precisely due to
00:26:37the collapse of some
00:26:40buildings also from the plant,
00:26:44so beware because now they find that there is no
00:26:47potable water and they have a
00:26:51the area called Chilibre which is also in Panama City that only
00:26:57the capacity, eh, so the water problem is
00:27:01fundamental now for... that's why among the aid that is being
00:27:04requested eh to neighboring countries, logically those
00:27:08who can contribute is water, but of course
00:27:11eh those who can receive it most are from nearby countries because until
00:27:15imagine us who arrived there no eh
00:27:18well eh what we have to say also is
00:27:21that eh in Los Santos there are still collapsed
00:27:25homes and this is the greatest danger, many churches,
00:27:29many governmental units which is the most
00:27:33affected place, they fear that there may be some fatal victim, hopefully
00:27:36not, but precisely Lilia there was an Argentine, an Argentine
00:27:40in the airport, obviously we are talking, we are talking about
00:27:44a situation of cancelled flights and so on in Argentine, Julio
00:27:47Utca, who was waiting to take a flight back to Buenos
00:27:50Aires and he recounted the terror at the airport due to
00:27:54this earthquake situation and so on, the images are really shocking,
00:27:58we are seeing again, let's see, put me live, the image of the
00:28:02air guard arriving, obviously the
00:28:06humanitarian aid, this is live also eh, that are
00:28:10marking the map that are marking the aftershocks, look
00:28:13Ido, for for what, of course, to determine where
00:28:17aid will go, that's why eh the
00:28:20Panamanian television is now showing the places of the
00:28:23aftershocks precisely to
00:28:26know what could happen and where this aid needs to be
00:28:29determined and the epicenter which was 200 km from the Panama
00:28:33Canal, we are talking about the center of Panama, there was the epicenter of this
00:28:37earthquake of 7.7 and
00:28:40it's 58, well, a day, 24 hours
00:28:43after the seismic
00:28:46movement in Panama, seven
00:28:48injured, yes, the truth is that a miracle, we have to say it like that,
00:28:52a miracle, because 7.7, much greater
00:28:56than what you saw and what we showed you in Venezuela
00:28:59and even in Colombia, but with very high aftershocks.
00:29:03eh, the fact that they are close to two points is
00:29:06a lot for an aftershock and well,
00:29:09luckily there was no tsunami, hopefully everything continues like this,
00:29:13because we need humanitarian aid now for Panama too,
00:29:17beyond that it is and it is a city a little more put together,
00:29:20no, so far the aftershock alerts have been reactivated, but well,
00:30:44well, a horrible day, a horrible day, a great day for you to be
00:30:47there watching us and informing us about all
00:30:50the news we have about retirees, which are a lot,
00:30:54last Saturday the truth is we couldn't fulfill what we told you
00:30:58that we had a lot of information.