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El Niño triggers emergency in Panama
Panama has declared a state of emergency due to the "El Niño" phenomenon, which has caused a severe drought wave and crop destruction, threatening the occurrence of famine. Panama is the third Central American country to take this step after Honduras and El Salvador, as the water levels in the Panama Canal have decreased, reducing maritime traffic. Reports indicate that record-high temperatures in the region between June and July have increased the risks, with the ongoing effects of the phenomenon impacting agricultural production and food security in the area.
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