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The national power utility ENEE will cut electricity in central Tegucigalpa on September 13 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. for scheduled maintenance of the Pueblo Nuevo substation circuit, affecting commercial, residential, and institutional zones including Boulevard Morazán and multiple shopping centers.

A 3-year-old died after choking, apparently on a mamón (a small tropical fruit), during a Children's Day celebration in the Hato de Enmedio neighborhood of Tegucigalpa; rescue efforts were unsuccessful.

A fire that started in a grass field rapidly spread to residential homes in La Rivera de La Vega, Tegucigalpa, prompting families to evacuate their belongings as firefighters deployed six units to combat the blaze.

A decomposed body discovered floating in Tegucigalpa's Guaserique River showed apparent signs of violence, prompting authorities to suspect the man was murdered and disposed of in the water.

As severe drought depletes Tegucigalpa's reservoirs, about 30% of the capital's population lacking connection to the public water system are forced to buy water from unregulated tanker vendors at prices up to 50 times higher than piped rates, straining poor households.

A young man was shot and killed in the Villa Nueva neighborhood of Tegucigalpa; authorities are investigating and forensic teams are processing the scene.

Singer Ricardo Montaner will perform at the UNAH Polideportivo in Tegucigalpa on October 5, featuring his biggest hits across multiple decades.