Honduran authorities announced that they will conduct special security operations in the Caribbean part of the Cortes country, where the murder wave was committed. President Siomara Castro announced this on his Twitter account.
According to him, “a large number of operations, raids, captures and checkpoints begin during the day in Cortes.”
“From now on, a special curfew is in place for Choloma from 9 PM to 4 PM, and a curfew will be in place in San Pedro Sula from July 4th. Duration – 15 days with the possibility of extension,” wrote the head of state.
At least 21 people, including children and women, were killed in a series of gun attacks in the Sula Valley in Honduras, and 11 were shot in the pool hall. As Castro says, mercenaries “at the service” of drug dealers are terrorizing the region.
It also urged citizens to cooperate in investigating crimes and catching killers. The Honduran leader promised them a monetary reward for such assistance.
It was previously reported that there were at least 41 inmates at the Cefas Center for Women’s Social Cohesion in Francisco Morazan’s Honduran division. perished After the clash between members of the Mara Salvatrucha and Barrio 18 gangs.