Tegucigalpa water rationing extended to 12 days as reservoirs hit low levels

Tegucigalpa will implement water rationing lasting up to 12 days starting Sunday due to critically low reservoir levels, according to Mayor Juan Diego Zelaya. The measure reflects a worsening water supply crisis in the Honduran capital, likely driven by drought or reduced rainfall. This extended rationing signals significant strain on urban infrastructure and may affect residents and businesses.