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4 stories in #tegucigalpa-water · El Heraldo
Clear filtersCongress Approves $500 Million Municipal Bond for Tegucigalpa
Congress authorized Tegucigalpa's city government to issue $500 million in municipal bonds to restructure inherited debt, freeing about 60 million lempiras per month for water infrastructure and drought relief in the capital.
El HeraldoRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Aug 20, 2026#municipal-bonds#tegucigalpa-water#drought-responseFalling Dam Levels Threaten Tegucigalpa With Water Shortages
Tegucigalpa's two main reservoirs—La Concepción at 29.85% capacity and Los Laureles at 37.56%—remain at critically low levels due to lack of rainfall, prompting authorities to consider raising the alert level and pursue recovery of 11 wells to bolster water supply.
El HeraldoRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Aug 17, 2026#drought#water-shortage#reservoir-levelsTegucigalpa Reservoir Drops to 32% as Mountain Rains Fail
Low rainfall in Lepaterique's highlands has reduced water flowing into Los Laureles reservoir to 32.4% capacity, threatening Tegucigalpa's water supply as the Guacerique River—which feeds about 25% of the capital's demand—sees diminished flows.
El HeraldoRead in EnglishLeer en EspañolPublished on Honduras Daily · Aug 1, 2026#water-crisis#drought#reservoir-levelsTegucigalpa's La Concepción Reservoir Drops to Critical Low
La Concepción reservoir, a key water source for Tegucigalpa, has fallen to 25.93% of capacity amid drought conditions, raising concerns about the city's water supply.