04 Nov 2024 | 10:24 AM UTC
Honduras: Planned electricity outages announced for several areas nationwide through at least Nov. 10 /update 3
Further planned electricity outages announced for several parts of Honduras, including parts of Tegucigalpa, through at least Nov. 10.
Honduras's electrical utility provider, the National Electric Energy Company (Empresa Nacional de Energia Electrica, ENEE), has announced further scheduled electricity outages across parts of the country until at least Nov. 10 to carry out maintenance work. On Nov. 4, outages of up to eight hours are scheduled in parts of the Central District (Tegucigalpa), San Pedro Sula, Nacaome, and other locations. To view ENEE's announcements and the full schedule of power cuts, click here.
Transport and business disruptions are likely in affected areas; businesses without backup generators could temporarily suspend operations. Mobile voice and internet service disruptions are possible. The electricity disruptions could also affect ATMs and fueling stations. The blackouts could adversely affect security protocols, including alarm systems and electronic fences; opportunistic criminal activity could increase during power outages, especially during hours of darkness.
Charge mobile and essential electrical devices when possible and ensure backup batteries are available. Exercise caution when driving in areas impacted by the power outage. Park vehicles in secure areas. Confirm business appointments. Verify that security systems are working. Ensure that generators are functional and refuel devices when necessary.
