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The capital accounts for 24% of Honduras's 5,064 dengue cases this year, with eight neighborhoods—including San Miguel, La Era, and Nueva Suyapa—showing the highest transmission as health authorities warn young adults aged 20–30 face the greatest risk of severe complications.

Health authorities in Cortés confirmed 395 dengue cases through epidemiological week 25, with 18 new cases in the latest week, and urged residents to eliminate standing water and seek immediate medical care at the first sign of illness.

Health authorities declared a local epidemic in Olancho after more than 300 dengue cases accumulated there, with 45–50 new infections reported each week, and officials warned of circulation of serotype 3, a variant linked to more severe illness.

Honduras has confirmed 4,605 suspected dengue cases this year, including 76 severe cases and one death, as rainy season conditions accelerate transmission of the mosquito-borne virus, with health officials urging immediate medical attention for fever and other symptoms.

A 22-year-old woman from Dulce Nombre de Culmí in Olancho died of severe dengue caused by serotype 3, after developing symptoms in early June amid active virus circulation across multiple regions.