Overview
- The U.S. Embassy in Honduras issued a security alert identifying three potential targets: a school, a government complex, and a mall in Tegucigalpa.
- U.S. personnel have been directed to avoid these locations, and citizens are strongly urged to do the same, though the threat does not appear to specifically target Americans.
- Honduran Police Director Juan Manuel Aguilar Godoy downplayed the alert, noting that the information originated from the FBI.
- Foreign Affairs Minister Eduardo Enrique Reina stated the government is taking the matter seriously and pledged to protect public safety and the upcoming electoral process.
- Enhanced security measures remain in place as joint investigations between U.S. and Honduran authorities continue ahead of the next potential threat date, May 16.