Panama to extend lockdowns in effort to curb coronavirus
This article is a summary of reporting by Reuters. Originally published December 28, 2020.
Panamanian authorities announced the extension of strict lockdown measures across two key provinces, including Panama City, from January 4 to January 14. The containment decision was enacted ahead of the national vaccine rollout to curb an aggressive wave of infections that threatened the healthcare system. The measure restricted movement to help lower hospital occupancy rates during a peak period of transmission.
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Panama extended pandemic lockdowns across two provinces, including the capital, to mitigate a surge in coronavirus cases.
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