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Infrastructure Minister Aníbal Ehrler confirmed the government will not install toll booths on the road between Lamaní and El Amatillo, settling four years of accumulated debt to the private concessionaire and taking over direct maintenance to keep the route free for travelers.

Toll-road concessionaire Covi Honduras says it is waiting for the government to deliver the unfinished Canal Seco highway under the original contract before it can assume maintenance and open a fourth toll station at Lamaní, Comayagua, warning that the delay undermines the financing structure of the entire concession.

About 1,000 residents in communities near Lake Yojoa regained access to San José de Comayagua after water levels dropped, though the temporary repair remains vulnerable to heavy rain and officials are seeking funding for a permanent crossing structure.

The National Electric Company has announced an 8-hour power outage on October 3 in multiple communities across Comayagua department for routine maintenance work on a distribution circuit.

The national power company ENEE will cut electricity from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, September 26, across dozens of neighborhoods in three departments for scheduled electrical circuit maintenance.

The national power utility ENEE announced scheduled electricity cuts in multiple communities throughout Comayagua on September 12 to perform emergency repairs on a damaged structure, while previously planned outages in Intibucá and La Paz were canceled.

The government contracted Prodecon to maintain 12.5 kilometers of road between San Jerónimo and La Libertad in Comayagua for L46 million (about $1.8 million), but residents and former officials report the work is superficial and deteriorates quickly.

A container detached from a flatbed truck at kilometer 142 near Taulabé and Jardines, and drivers are advised to use caution in the area.

Honduras deployed 2,050 metric tons of asphalt to patch potholes on Route RN-57, a connector road linking Comayagua, San Jerónimo, and La Unión in the northern valley.

ENEE will cut power in parts of Comayagua and La Paz on June 27 from 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM for scheduled grid maintenance and operational work.

About 70% of buildings at the Cajón Dam's worker camps show significant deterioration, with 12 homes deemed uninhabitable and repairs estimated to cost over 60 million lempiras (about $2.4 million), according to technical assessments.

Multiple zones across Comayagua will lose power for at least six hours on Saturday, June 6, from 8:15 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. due to ENEE maintenance work.