Covid-19, Noticias

Uniformity or the lack-there-of; Haitian Phone Scam; Patient admitted to the Covid-19 room without being infected; Colón Chamber of Commerce presents strategic plan; Mitradel suspends procedures and terms; El Valle

Posted on by Brett Mikkelson
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Jun

Monday, June 29, 2020

Lightning cracked across the sky beyond the Butterfly Haven, deafening my insistent call to new friend Jon Owens. That’s how El Valle greeted me upon arrival to this once bustling grade A, Number 1, tourist attraction laden with what I could only imagen to be the most beautiful specimens of Blue Morphos and Greta Otos. Seemingly, this is how El Valle always greets us when we finally land. Perhaps, not with a bolt of lightning, but there was always something to jolt our senses in a way that only El Valle could offer.

The trip there is always a challenge, however. With the provinces of Panama and Panama West embracing quarantine 24/7, getting away for a day, even for work, was refreshing and any challenge along the way was worth it, usually. I left alone at 9AM and my good friend “Waze” indicated that I would arrive at 11:15a.m. “Sounds too good to be true”, I thought.

Everything went well until the first check point on the other side of La Chorrera. Nothing too unacceptable, just a newbie took my temperature and then took his sweet time reviewing each piece of paper, but without uttering a word. His eyes were bulging and inquisitive. Then after 30 seconds, he waves his hand, although not completely certain he appeared to allow me to leave. I released my foot from the brake and my beamer crept forward. With no further protest or grievance from Mr Googly-eyes, I accelerated and did 0 to 60 (km) in under 30 seconds. (That 1800cc is a beast!) Now, 30 seconds doesn’t seem like a long time unless your fitness instructor is making you do 5 sets of 30 second planks, or when Mr Lawman doesn’t speak and only stares at you like seabass begging to be thrown back. The experience was more uncomfortable than unacceptable.

The check point at Capira was a hoot. Actually, it was almost, not there; a slight bump in the road. No temperatures to be taken, no documents to be ogled, no snide remarks about where I was going or where I came from and no flip retorts from me either. There were plenty of police in the area, health officials as well. They were set up to do it, but were letting the cars roll through as if helping us avoid a pothole. It was a relief, because you really don’t know if it’s your turn to get that one guy who had a bad day and just wants to pull someone over.

The real challenge came just past Sajalices. Traffic just flat out STOPPED and there we stood for a full hour. As usual, several got down from their cars and trucks, their Land Cruisers and Tercels, their Proteges and Versas. We were all in the same boat and we might as well just make a party out of it or at least stretch and be nosey. “I wish I had my book”, I muttered to myself. The good thing was that I had already made the “Parada Obligatoria”, the coveted “Mandatory Stop” at Quesos Chela. “At least I won’t starve. I should be able to make it on empanadas, cheese and chicheme for a while.” Only 15 minutes had passed and I was already talking to myself. My best guess, given the location, was that there was an accident. I was thinking maybe a truck full of grain flipped over or those too intent on chatting didn’t brake soon enough.

After almost exactly an hour, the traffic was diverted to the oncoming lane. Whatever it was, it was major enough that we couldn’t use the road. And then, I saw him; dead guy on the road. Although any dead guy on the road is a sad thing to see, I’ve seen enough where this was “just another dead guy on the road”. Not something you become experienced with living in a small town, working for Fleet Farm, that’s for sure. (That was no jab at small towns or Fleet Farm either for that matter.) What was truly impressive was the number of bio-suited health specialists hovering over him. Being that we were in the middle of nowhere, there were a lot of white coats in just one location and in the rain no less.

A lot of white coats

I veered from the morbid obstacle, passed the flailing transit cop urging us to move even faster and sped away wondering how it came to be. The only other structure nearby was a bar, but that should be closed as per government mandate. Yet here lies a lonely man in the rain, struck and left truly forlorn. No one wept of yet as the rain continued to caress his lifelessness.

My trek to El Valle continued with rain my only obstacle. I arrived, bang said the lightning, met with Jon, got some awesome plants, did some work and then headed over to Charly Garcia’s house for a spell.

All the while, I felt as if I were rebellious. Skirting the lands of this inactive volcano on a Saturday, while my family remained on lock down. Yet, it was a different world from the big city. Here, there was no “lock down”. I think I saw a sign as I entered the town that said, “Lock Downs are for Losers”. People were out and about on their bikes, duly masked, in the rain, yet enjoying every drop. It’s the same sleepy town as always, but no road blocks of any sort. Charly did clarify that just as recent as the Friday before, rumor-mill confirmed that all of the police in El Valle had come down with the virus and were in the process of being swapped out. No cops, meant no road block. Dynamically, the town had come together to support the police with food and housing, as their effort to stop the spread of the illness to the rest of the townsfolk. It appears that more funding was still needed.

Given that it was already approaching 3:30p.m., I accepted the beautiful mangos so graciously offered to me, I joyously elbow bumped my friend and long-time dentist and headed back to the big city.

The return trip was just as unique as the arrival. I was making good time and even stopped to get some pottery, black soil and some Strawberries. In what seemed to be moments, I was already past Coronado and, in a blink, I was in the first check point at Capira. Here, this time, they did check temperatures but merely glanced at my papers. Moving right along, no time to stop at Quesos Chela, I came upon another traffic jam. This time, it was definitely the Chorrera check point. Without a doubt, this was the strictest stop I’ve had so far at any “Cerco Sanitario”. I showed him the “Validacion” document that I printed from the website, he hesitated and only breathed, “that’s not it”, then I showed him the Salvoconducto and he asked for my cedula. Then he asked for my driver’s license. He asked me what I had been doing and I told him that I was working in El Valle. I didn’t lie, but then I also didn’t mention the visits to friends, plants, pottery, fruit etc.

He clarified quite as-a-matter-of-factly, that “No, you are not working, sir, you WERE working.” And continued, “You are, in fact, done working, it was already 5:30p.m., 30 minutes passed curfew.” Then he asked, no kidding, for a copy of my electricity bill. I had it with my documents, it is required to carry, but it was the first time anyone had actually asked for it. Then, when he noted my electric bill is in the name of another corporation, he said, “Your name’s not on this invoice.” My heart skipped a beat; I was at an impasse. My name isn’t on that invoice because the house is in the name of a corporation and not in my name. I looked at him and all I could say was, “Yet, that’s where I live.”. He hesitantly released me from his psychological bond and I just got the hell outa Dodge.

I must have made record time getting home as the sun was still slightly alive over the horizon, but the trip kept me thinking. The government has set into place one of the strictest set of rules to fight the Coronavirus, the world over. Yet, Panama is at the top of the charts, per capita, in infections. El Valle just got hit with the news that all of their entire police force is sick from the virus. Pedasi’s mayor, today, reported their first official case, a 48-year-old woman. In Panama City, we see any number of cars on the streets. The majority of them shouldn’t even be there. My best guess is that there are more than double the number of cars that should be on the road. Those who legitimately have salvoconducto for work are few in comparison to the reality of daily traffic. Yet, the virus moves along like no rules were in place. But there are rules. Just ask Sandra Sandoval who got fined $10,000. Ask the PRD who got fined $50,000 or the restaurant the members were at who also supposedly got the same fine. Ask the 400-500+ daily individuals who are detained, fined and released for being on the road when they’re not supposed to.

So, what’s the problem? The problem isn’t the series of rules or regulations, the problem is the lack of enforcement. How is it possible that at 5 potential stops, every single stop was different in one way or another? These are “Cerco Sanitarios” or “Health Fences” in the crudest of translations. These are meant to stop the flow of people to the interior, to avoid further infections from spreading. Yet, we have cars moving along fast enough that they didn’t notice an old guy, during the day, on a straight stretch of highway. There are road blocks not being attended to such as the one in El Valle. An under-achieving loopy-eyed individual and yet another overzealous individual who did probably the best job of the bunch, but to stop us going from one over-contaminated area like Chorrera to another already over-contaminated area such is the province of Panama? It’s mind-boggling. I love my brothers-in-blue, but you guys need to get on the same page. This isn’t a fickle individual effort boys, this needs to be as uniform as the green cloth that wraps your soul-holders.

Brett out.  Here’s the news!

TOP NEWS and TIDBITS

Yoli’s Summary

Although ensuring the health of the population is one of the state functions established in the Constitution, the measures issued in the midst of the current health crisis by covid-19 under the pretext of seeking to fulfill this function, have not really achieved more than to restrict the rights and freedoms of citizens, without having any forceful effect on controlling the pandemic.

The actions carried out by the national government, such as those that establish curfews and temporary closure of all non-essential businesses, have not only been illegal, but have been decisive for our country to be in an economic recession. Businesses that were not “essential” have been prohibited from carrying out their activities, without taking into account that all businesses are essential for the economy.

By prohibiting the business and operations of certain commercial establishments, economic activity is reduced. By reducing economic activities, a decrease in the production of goods and services occurs. Businesses, unable to provide their services, lay off their workers and the unemployment rate increases, which, according to the Ministry of Labor and Labor Development, is expected to increase 20% more by the end of this year compared to others. years, because of this recession.

Although the government has presented a gradual revival plan, it is not consistent. It is divided into blocks and does not have a specific opening date for each of them. In other words, the restriction of operations for certain sectors would remain in force for an indefinite time, affecting to a greater extent the sectors that are in the blocks furthest from their possible opening.

On the other hand, the existing limitations towards individuals to exercise their economic activities, represent a direct intervention of the National Government within the market, distorting its main function as supervisor. This in the long term can have economic consequences as devastating as the pandemic itself. An example of these is the increase in external debt, which has increased approximately $ 5,185 million between loans and bond issues to face the pandemic and, supposedly compensate with a sad palliative for the lost earnings of workers, with suspended contracts. because of the stop in economic activity.

Considering all the economic and social ramifications that the measures impose, the importance of questioning not only the legality of the measures adopted, but also their effectiveness in containing the virus and its viability to achieve the recovery of the national economy, arises.

These are difficult decisions, but they must be made from the beginning of legality, understanding that the protection of health and the protection of the economy are not opposite ideas, but complementary. Citizens need to work and bring livelihoods to their homes, due to quarantine and restrictions, it is not possible. This is why we insist that it is crucial to streamline processes to allow the reactivation of economic activities and to allow work without restrictions, within a context of respect for the rule of law and measures to protect the health of all.

The author is a member of the Fundación Libertad, María Fernanda Krienert

BRETT’S TIDBIT ON A SCAM – THE HAITIAN PHONE SCAM

There’s a scam that has come back from the dead recently. It’s the Haitian phone call scam. They use a series of numbers all starting with “509”, the Country Code for Haiti, followed by 8 other numbers. The scam works by placing missed calls to your cell phone or telephone repeatedly.

After several calls like this, some would get annoyed and call back just to tell them to stop calling. I’m not sure what their gig is this time around, but years ago, once they got you on the phone, they would tell you something like, “Oh, I’m sorry, I have a package for you, give me a minute to get the tracking number and then to confirm your address.” Intrigued, you stay on the line waiting to see what it’s about. Then they stall for as many minutes as they can. The scam eventually comes in the form of a telephone bill. The numbers mis-calling you and which you would subsequently return the call, have an agreement similar to these Psychic hot lines. The money isn’t made by them reading your palm over the phone, they make the money by keeping you on the phone for as long as possible.

Back 10 years ago, another scam was related to Dell. People would call, allow you to answer and then give you a number to call them back at to get a computer. Dell came out and refuted their company being involved.

So, if you receive a mis-call from any foreign number, don’t call back. If the number starts with “509”, then DEFINITELY don’t call back. In 2016, Digicel sued an Oregon-based company called UPM Telecom involved in the scam that actually circumvented Digicel, cheating them out of 23 cents on the dollar. That case eventually landed in Haiti where during a raid at the home of hotel desk clerk, Maceus Outger, they found SIM servers, GSM antennas, 553 prepaid Digicel SIM cards, laptops, etcetc etc. This is a well-thought-out scam with good money invested that they tend to make back via your phone bill.

FAMILY MEMBERS OF A PATIENT ENTERING ROOM COVID-19 WITHOUT BEING INFECTED FILED A COMPLAINT

Yessenia Brown, daughter of Mrs. Sonia González, together with the lawyer Arturo Trelles.

Relatives of Sonia González, a 70-year-old woman who was admitted to a patient room with COVID-19 without being infected, went on Monday to the Public Ministry of La Chorrera to file a complaint against the medical addresses of the Nicolás A. Solano Hospital and the Arraiján Polyclinic of the Social Security Fund.

Mrs. González presented a picture of pneumonia that was complicated and was initially taken to the Arraiján Polyclinic, from where she was transferred to the Nicolás A. Solano Hospital.

Once they arrived at that hospital, they were notified that the personnel who had made the transfer had taken the documents, so they would have to re-examine them to formalize their admission, so that while they would be located in a “suspicious cases” room COVID-19 “and once it was confirmed that she was not a coronavirus patient, she would be confined to specialty ward 3.”

The new tests confirmed that González did not have COVID-19, however the family members lost contact during the weekend.

One Monday one of her daughters came and when she got to the bed where her mother was supposed to be, she discovered that there was another person.

González, who spent five days in room COVID-19, has now been diagnosed with the virus.

“We are going to file a formal complaint with the Public Ministry where there is administrative negligence and we will demonstrate the mistakes made by the administration of both the Polyclinic of the Caja de Seguro Solcial in the Arraiján district and the Nicolás A. Solano Hospital,” said the lawyer. Arturo Trelles.

Yessenia Brown, daughter of Mrs. González, expressed “I hope that the same situation that I am going through with my mother does not happen to other relatives. This has to end and they must pay more attention. The patients are not animals.”

Original article

CHINA AUTHORIZES A VACCINE AGAINST CORONAVIRUS IN THEIR ARMY

Illustrative photo: A person shows a vaccine.

The Chinese army has authorized the use in its ranks of a vaccine against the new coronavirus, created by a military research institute and a pharmaceutical company, the company said on Monday. Laboratories around the world compete to find a vaccine for the virus, first detected in late 2019 in China and that has already left half a million dead worldwide. About half of the 17 vaccines currently in the process of clinical trials (that is, in humans) are being carried out by Chinese institutes, according to data from the World Health Organization (WHO). These include the Chinese company CanSinoBIO, which collaborates with the Military Academy of Medical Sciences on one of the most advanced vaccines.

“The data from clinical trials demonstrated a good safety profile and elevated levels of humoral and cellular immune response,” the company said in a statement on the Hong Kong stock exchange, where it is listed.

That is why the Central Military Commission, the institution on which the Chinese army depends, gave its approval on June 25 to a military use of the vaccine. According to the latest WHO data, in addition to the 17 vaccines against COVID-19 that are being tested in humans, there are 132 others in the preclinical evaluation phase. None of them received marketing authorization.

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COLÓN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRESENTS PROPOSAL TO ACTIVATE MEDIUM AND SMALL BUSINESSES IN THE COUNTRY

It is necessary that they enter a preferential interest regime, so that they can access loans, with good terms.

A proposal to reactivate the economy of small and medium enterprises, presented by the Colón Chamber of Commerce to the government.

Gilberto Mena, president of this trade union said that this has been a job, in which the Federations of Chambers of Commerce have worked, seeking to support businesses, not only in Colón, but the rest of the country.

In this sense, Michael Chen, vice president of the Colón Chamber of Commerce, pointed out that this is a situational technical economic project, which first includes the situation of small and medium-sized companies throughout the country, where the opinions of about 900 companies.

He indicated that it is necessary, an immediate economic injection, to help the companies that are going to provide jobs, both formally and informally, because they are 70% of those that exist in the country, of which it is calculated that, 30% will not reopen.

He added that it is also necessary that they enter a preferential interest regime, so that they can access loans, with good terms, in addition to the creation of a state bank that is integrated by the 15 Fedecamaras that exist in the republic.

This commercial initiative has already been presented to the national government.

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MITRADEL SUSPENDS TERMS AND PROCEDURES AFTER DETECTING COVID-19 CASE AT PLAZA EDISON HEADQUARTERS

Through Resolution No. DM-188 of June 29, 2020, the Ministry of Labor and Labor Development ordered the temporary suspension of the terms and procedures that are developed in person at the General Directorate of Labor in the main headquarters of Plaza Edison, this with the aim of sanitizing the facilities, after a recent positive case of COVID-19 detected.

The formalities of resignations, registration of contracts, various certifications, internal regulations, permission and union card, will be carried out through the Mitradel Digital platform, accessing www.mitradel.gob.pa and the Employment Guidance services will be offered by telephone at the headquarters 800-0016, option 2.

The face-to-face procedures that will be temporarily suspended, for a period of 9 working days, are those of the Judicial and Labor Relations Secretariat, which includes the Mediation, Labor Orientation services (face-to-face) and the Individual and Collective Conciliations.

The hearings of the judicial processes, which are carried out in this Directorate, will be rescheduled to be held from July 13, 2020.

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DIALOGUE FOR THE ECONOMY AND LABOR DEVELOPMENT VALIDATED 23 AGREEMENTS

The consensus was given at the 11th session of the Dialogue Table, held virtually this Monday.

This afternoon it was reported that at the Dialogue Table for the Economy and for Labor Development, held virtually this Monday, June 29, the 23 agreements obtained in the three work commissions were validated, with the aim of preserving employment, the economy and economic recovery.

Among the consensus reached was: the regulation of the Telework Law, the gradual and sanitary return to jobs, related to changes in the working day, it was also agreed to guarantee the livelihood of the most vulnerable groups, provide a route clear reopening of labor, boost the reactivation of production and employment, guarantee the continuity of companies and ensure the exercise of the rights of workers, and others.

“There has been a high debate, each one contributed in each commission to build this declaration, I have the responsibility to thank them on behalf of the country for the commitment of the sectors to work together,” said Roger Tejada, vice minister of Labor and Labor Development .

Regarding the agreements, it was announced that they will be presented by the head of the Ministry of Labor and Labor Development (Mitradel), Doris Zapata, this June 30 in the official report to be delivered to President LaurentinoCortizo.

“Thanks to the technical support of the Specialized University of the Americas, the University of Panama and all the people who have been involved in the development of this complex task, for the benefit of the future of our country,” said Juan Bosco Bernal, table moderator.

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REACTIVATION OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS WILL HELP THE 2019 INCOME STATEMENT

In the months of March, April and May 2020, the Current Revenues of the Central Government fell $ 881.5 million with respect to the budget schedule, due to the adverse impacts of COVID-19.

Publio De Gracia, director of the General Directorate of Income (DGI) of the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF), said that the decision of the National Government to reactivate public accountants is relevant because they are a link in the chain of tax administration .

“This decision was necessary to give greater prominence to compliance with Executive Decree No. 298 of May 27 of this year, which extended the sworn income statement regarding the year 2019, until next July 17, 2020, to cooperate with the taxpayers alleviate the effects of the global pandemic that affects us,” said De Gracia.

The official appealed to all Public Accountants in the country to help in the process of economic revival promoted by the National Government.

“The work of these professionals is vital for this administration, so that all officials are aware of attending to them, guiding them and promoting any action that benefits taxpayers, both individuals and legal entities,” he added.

The Ministry of Health through Resolution No.584 issued on Wednesday, June 24, 2020, authorized that, on June 29, the operation and mobilization of accounting professionals throughout the national territory.

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FIVE CASES OF COVID-19 CONFIRMED IN ISLA TABOGA

The director of the Metropolitan Health Region, Israel Cedeño, confirmed five cases of COVID-19 on the island of Taboga. According to traceability investigations that have been carried out by the authorities of the Ministry of Health (Minsa), the first case was of an 18-year-old man who spent three days off the island; when he arrived he presented difficulty breathing, went to the Health and gave positive results.

The second positive case, according to the investigation, was registered in a 53-year-old man, who visited a supermarket in the capital, later held a meeting for Father’s Day at his residence on the island.

After the meeting, he went to the Health Center with general illnesses and fever, so the swab was performed, the result of which was positive.

According to traceability investigations, that citizen had contact with 12 people in the activity of his home. The swab test was performed on all of them, resulting in three positive men with ages of 18, 22 and 91 years, raising the positive cases to five and a community transmission, Cedeño explained.

The Taboga Health Center continues executing actions with information on measures COVID-19, the mandatory use of the mask, the use of alcohol gel, the physical distance of two meters, and the taking of swab samples from the contacts of positive patients.

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NOT EXCEEDING THE CAPACITY OF CARE IN THE CSS, DEPENDS ON THE CONDUCT OF THE POPULATION

The increase in cases of coronavirus in Panama leads the authorities of the Social Security Fund (CSS) to carry out a reengineering process to convert the Arnulfo Arias Madrid Hospital Complex into an exclusive hospital for COVID-19 patients.

Yesterday, the director of the CSS, Enrique Lau Cortés reported that this hospital, commonly known as “La Especializada”, will have this exclusive task.

Dr. Malena Urrutia, coordinator of the COVID-19 table of the Social Security Fund Complex (CSS), said that they continue to enable new spaces to deal with the increase in cases.

He explained that from the beginning there was an operational plan to receive only critically ill patients, but later they saw the need to enable the “La Especializada” building, so now a reengineering is being carried out in this center, in the services and in the surgical floors.

Meanwhile, services such as obstetrics and neonatology will be sent to the Irma hospital in Lourdes Tzanetatos.

He adds that it is a coordinated work that must be done with other hospitals. But the situation they are most concerned about is capacity, which largely depends on the behavior of the population.

“How far the capacity of our resource will go is what worries us the most at the moment,” she stressed.

According to the doctor, it is about going ahead of the virus by enabling beds and daily monitoring of respirators is maintained to respond to patients who require it.

At approximately intensive care level, the complex handles 75% of cases.

“The time may come that if the population is not aware it may exceed our demand and it is the greatest concern from the first day of the entire health sector that we are going to exceed the ability to provide patient care,” she insisted.

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APAP ANNOUNCES NEW SCHEDULES AFTER THE DETECTION OF COVID-19 CASES IN ITS OFFICES

The Panama Passport Authority (APAP) reported this afternoon that after the detection of two cases of COVID-19 in officials of the institution, they will proceed to execute a new schedule and their users will be attended from Monday to Wednesday from 8:00 a.m. the morning at 12:00 noon. Starting this week and until further notice.

He added that on Thursday and Friday there will be days of cleaning and disinfection of the facilities.

“It is reiterated to the general population that only at the central headquarters, located in Vía España, the document is processed and in” emergencies “to cargo carriers, sailors and pilots who require humanitarian flights and they must be supported by the proper documents. These appointments are only being scheduled through our social networks,” indicates the statement from the Passport office.

The authority indicated that soon it will be communicating through the official channels and the media, the attention to the general public, on a regular basis.

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ENA ANNOUNCES CLOSURE OF A SECTION OF THE NORTH CORRIDOR

The National Highway Company (ENA) reported that since Thursday, June 25, the closure of the two lanes on the main corridor of the North Corridor began, after the Transistmica interchange in the direction of Brisas del Golf.

The closure will be until next Thursday, July 6.

The works carried out correspond to the replacement of the asphalt folder, so the shoulder of the road will be enabled for the transit of users.

ENA asks drivers to take precautions and follow traffic signals.

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STATUS UPDATE

PANAMA ACCUMULATES A TOTAL OF 32,785 DETECTED CASES OF INFECTION AND 620 DEATHS BY COVID-19

  • 32,785 positive cases
  • 1099 new cases
  • 620 deaths
  • 14,961 home isolation (718 hospital hotels)
  • 891 are hospitalized (744 in ward / 147 intensive care)
  • 15,595 clinically recovered

Coronavirus statistics from Day 1

Daily COVID-19 Cases

DateCasesDifferencePercentage of Cases
2023/07/23 - 2023/07/2910476963753.5%
2023/07/16 - 2023/07/2210473213214.6%
2023/07/09 - 2023/07/1510470004856.6%
2023/07/02 - 2023/07/0810465156637.8%
2023/06/18 - 2023/07/011045852190910.0%
2023/06/11 - 2023/06/171043943131211.8%
2023/06/04 - 2023/06/101042631130211.1%
2023/05/28 - 2023/06/031041329109911.3%
2023/05/21 - 2023/05/27104023083510.3%
2023/05/14 - 2023/05/2010393957538.9%
2023/05/07 - 2023/05/1310386426647.4%
2023/04/30 - 2023/05/0610379786545.8%
2023/04/03 - 2023/04/2910373245915.3%
2023/04/16 - 2023/04/2210367336334.9%
2023/04/09 - 2023/04/1510361007434.9%
2023/04/02 - 2023/04/081035357627
2023/03/26 - 2023/04/011034730949
2023/03/19 - 2023/03/2510337813123
2023/03/181030658108
2023/03/171030550123
2023/03/161030427112
2023/03/151030315121
2023/03/141030194144
2023/03/13103005043
2023/03/12103000751
2023/03/11102995674
2023/03/10102988286
2023/03/09102979685
2023/03/08102971191
2023/03/07102962090
2023/03/06102953025
2023/03/05102950555
2023/03/04102945065
2023/03/03102938550
2023/03/02102933591
2023/03/01102924473
DIFFERENCE IN NUMBER PUBLISHED BY MINSA1029171-221
2023/02/281029392110
2023/02/27102928231
2023/02/26102925138
2023/02/25102921363
2023/02/24102915066
2023/02/23102908442
2023/02/22102904214
2023/02/21102902838
2023/02/20102899014
2023/02/19102897622
2023/02/18102895453
2023/02/17102890160
2023/02/16102884150
2023/02/15102879158
2023/02/14102873378
2023/02/13102865523
2023/02/12102863234
2023/02/11102859893
2023/02/10102850567
2023/02/09102843871
2023/02/08102836776
2023/02/07102829177
2023/02/06102821435
2023/02/05102817925
2023/02/04102815487
2023/02/03102806773
2023/02/02102799470
2023/02/01102792493
2023/01/311027831112
2023/01/30102771935
2023/01/29102768443
2023/01/281027641103
2023/01/271027538100
2023/01/261027438117
2023/01/251027321104
2023/01/241027217116
2023/01/23102710151
2023/01/22102705049
2023/01/211027001112
2023/01/201026889115
2023/01/191026774138
2023/01/181026636134
2023/01/171026502163
2023/01/16102633958
2023/01/15102628169
2023/01/141026212126
2023/01/131026086172
2023/01/121025914201
2023/01/111025713221
2023/01/10102549283
2023/01/091025409104
2023/01/081025305118
2023/01/071025187190
2023/01/061024997271
2023/01/051024726358
2023/01/041024368240
2023/01/031024128115
2023/01/02102401376
2023/01/011023937153
2022/12/311023784319
2022/12/301023465346
2022/12/291023119404
2022/12/281022715460
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ENDNOTES

A few great things we like about EL VALLE –

  • This first website has a great many items that should be reviewed for those who are making plans on internal tourism once this bug is out of our lives (ok, I know it’s not a “bug”, but the term seemed fitting for a talk on nature): https://www.el-valle-panama.com/que-hacer/
  • Butterflies – although due to the lack of tourism due to the Corona Virus and measures by the government to stop the spread, Jon Owens can’t have his business open. Hopefully though, once everything is back to normal, we’ll get to visit them again. Here’s his website. http://www.butterflyhavenpanama.com/
  • Hotels – the hotels in El Valle are all quite amazing and there is every price available as well. We usually stay at the Rincon Vallero because of their Gold Fish ponds inside the restaurant, but have also stayed at may of the other locations. Here’s a list: Hotel List

Our other favorites

  • El Nispero Zoo – a great frog habitat was created here – very beautiful, delicate species.
  • La India Dormida
  • Chorro Macho
  • Chorro Las Mozas
  • Pozos Termales – the kids love this the most because they are allowed to pack mud on their faces and swim in the pools.

Stay safe… Stay healthy… And by all means (unless you’re circumventing road blocks or chasing butterflies) STAY HOME!!…

Brett Mikkelson