Date	|	Description	Link
2020-08-18		Social distancing: Closure of businesses and public services Honduran authorities have announced that Honduras will reopen airports for international commercial flight operations on August 17
2020-08-18		Movement restrictions: International flights suspension Honduran authorities have announced that Honduras will reopen airports for international commercial flight operations on August 18
2020-08-11		Movement restrictions: Curfews Honduran authorities have extended the nationwide daily curfew until August 23
2020-08-10		Movement restrictions: Domestic travel restrictions Domestic flights will be permitted to resume from Monday, August 10.
2020-08-03		Movement restrictions: Curfews the nationwide daily curfew has been extended until Sunday, August 9
2020-07-27		Movement restrictions: Curfews nationwide curfew has been extended until Sunday, August 2
2020-07-20		Social distancing: Closure of businesses and public services Outside of these areas, Phase I businesses are permitted to operate, and individuals may circulate under the same schedule.
2020-07-20		Movement restrictions: Curfews the ongoing nationwide curfew will remain in place until Sunday, July 26. The curfew remains in place between the hours of 17:00 and 09:00 (local time).
2020-07-20		Social distancing: Closure of businesses and public services Banks, pharmacies, gas stations, supermarkets, hardware stores, fruit and vegetable markets, and other authorized businesses will be open Monday through Friday.
2020-07-20		Social distancing: Limit public gatherings Shopping and essential activities will be allowed Monday through Friday from 09:00 to 17:00 according to the last digit of an individual’s national identity card or passport number for non-Honduran citizens
2020-07-20		Public health measures: Other public health measures enforced The elderly, pregnant women, and individuals with disabilities will be able to exclusively access essential businesses from 07:00 to 09:00, and banks from 09:00 to 10:00 on the day which corresponds to the last number on their identification card
2020-07-20		Social distancing: Closure of businesses and public services The Government of Honduras has suspended the Phase I reopening in the Central District (including Tegucigalpa and Comayagüela), San Pedro Sula, Olancho, Choluteca, Atlántida, Comayagua, Santa Bárbara, Lempira, and Colón.
2020-07-20		Social distancing: Closure of businesses and public services Sectors previously authorized to operate under Phase I, including non-essential businesses, must remain closed
2020-07-15		Movement restrictions: Surveillance and monitoring President of Honduras reassures that there will be no tolerance for public or private corruption in handling COVID-19 emergency
2020-07-12		Socio-economic measures: Economic measures phase one of economic reopening will continue in areas least affected by the COVID-19 pandemic
2020-07-12		Movement restrictions: Curfews authorities announced that the ongoing nationwide curfew will remain in place until Sunday, July 19. The curfew remains in place between the hours of 17:00 and 09:00 (local time).
2020-07-12		Social distancing: Closure of businesses and public services All essential businesses can open from 09:00 to 17:00 Monday to Friday
2020-07-12		Social distancing: Limit public gatherings people allowed to leave their residence for shopping on alternate days depending on the last digit of their national identity card or passport number.
2020-07-12		Movement restrictions: Domestic travel restrictions vehicle circulation restrictions have been implemented. Only permitted to circulate for essential activities based on the last digit of their license plate number. Vehicles will be permitted to operate on alternating days based on whether the last digit of their license plate is odd or even.
2020-07-10		Public health measures: Strengthening the public health system Honduras Government Enables More Triages and Increases Medical Brigades to Massively Detect People Affected by COVID-20
2020-07-10		Public health measures: Mass population testing Honduras Government Enables More Triages and Increases Medical Brigades to Massively Detect People Affected by COVID-19
2020-06-29		Movement restrictions: Curfews nationwide curfew has been extended until July 12
2020-06-29		Movement restrictions: Curfews The curfew remains in place between the hours of 17:00 and 09:00 (local time)
2020-06-29		Movement restrictions: Domestic travel restrictions renewed vehicle circulation restrictions. Vehicles will be permitted to operate on alternating days based on weather the last digit of their license plate is odd or even.
2020-06-29		Social distancing: Closure of businesses and public services non-essential businesses must remain closed.
2020-06-29		Social distancing: Closure of businesses and public services The Phase 1 reopening in San Pedro Sula and the Central District has been suspended after previously being authorized to reopen
2020-06-20		Social distancing: Closure of businesses and public services National Risk Management System (SINAGER) and the National Police ordered the closure of six markets in Tegucigalpa and Comayagüela, in view of the imminent outbreak of COVID-19 cases.
2020-06-18		Socio-economic measures: Economic measures Honduras returns to bond market after 3 years, raises $600 mln for state-owned power company ENEE to pay off debt
2020-06-15		Movement restrictions: Curfews the ongoing nationwide curfew will be extended through Sunday, June 28, to curb the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. Under the measures, individuals may only leave their homes from 09:00 to 17:00 (local time) Monday through Friday (based on ID system) to access essential goods and services. No one is permitted to leave their homes on Saturdays and Sundays.
2020-06-12		Public health measures: Strengthening the public health system MSF starts caring for critical COVID-19 patients in Tegucigalpa
2020-06-07		Movement restrictions: Curfews ongoing nationwide curfew will be extended through Sunday, June 14, to curb the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic
2020-06-02		Socio-economic measures: Economic measures IMF has increased overall financing access for Honduras to about $531 million, immediately releasing $233 million, more than five times the amount initially approved.
2020-05-25		Movement restrictions: Curfews Nationwide curfew extended until May 31
2020-05-21		Public health measures: Requirement to wear protective gear in public use of face masks in public was made compulsory in an attempt to curb the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. The new regulations also require all individuals to follow and implement social distancing and hygiene measures in both public and private meetings exceeding five people. Penalties, including fines, community service, and/or jail time will be levied for failure to comply with the measures.
2020-05-21		Public health measures: Other public health measures enforced use of face masks in public was made compulsory in an attempt to curb the spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic. The new regulations also require all individuals to follow and implement social distancing and hygiene measures in both public and private meetings exceeding five people. Penalties, including fines, community service, and/or jail time will be levied for failure to comply with the measures.
2020-05-18		Movement restrictions: Domestic travel restrictions Saturday and Sunday the circulation of vehicles is prohibited as well as the departure of people nationwide.
2020-05-18		Movement restrictions: Curfews National Curfew Extended Until May 24 at 11:00 p.m
2020-05-18		Public health measures: Strengthening the public health system The Honduran Maquiladora Association (AHM), through its Occupational Safety and Health Unit (SSO), trains staff to handle the biosafety protocol in the maquilas.
2020-05-18		Social distancing: Closure of businesses and public services Two new opening pilots in the Central District: One with beauty salons and barber shops and the other to do with churches, "Madero explained.
2020-05-18		Social distancing: Closure of businesses and public services The National Police announced banks, supermarkets, pharmacies, hardware stores, fruit and vegetable stands, and gas stations will be open Monday through Friday until 5:00 p.m.
2020-05-17		Socio-economic measures: Economic measures Economic Development sets prices for antibacterial gel and ethyl alcohol
2020-05-12		Socio-economic measures: Emergency administrative structures activated or established At the request of the Ministry of Health, the National Risk Management System (SINAGER) decided to extend until May 17 the red alert for the 18 departments of Honduras as a preventive measure to avoid the spread of COVID-19
2020-05-07		Socio-economic measures: Economic measures IMF Staff and Honduras Reach a Staff-Level Agreement on the Second Review of the Economic Program under the SBA/SCF, Proposes Increase of Fund Support to US$530 Million
2020-05-05		Public health measures: Strengthening the public health system IOM, USAID Deliver 15,000 COVID-19 Tests to Honduras
2020-05-04		Lockdown: Partial lockdown A nationwide curfew has been extended until at least 17 May for all municipalities except the entire department of Cortes (including San Pedro Sula), as well as the El Progreso municipality (Yoro department), Las Vegas (Santa Barbara department)
2020-05-04		Lockdown: Full lockdown The Honduran government has locked down the entire department of Cortes (including San Pedro Sula), as well as the El Progreso municipality (Yoro department), Las Vegas (Santa Barbara department) until 6 May. Individuals in these locations are not permitted to leave their homes for any reason, including to shop for food, medicine or fuel. Some professionals are exempt from the lockdown.
2020-05-04		Movement restrictions: Domestic travel restrictions Access to the cities of Tegucigalpa, MDC, San Pedro Sula, Choluteca and La Ceiba will continue to be closed to prevent people from entering or leaving the city indefinitely
2020-05-04		Social distancing: Limit public gatherings Under the new order, circulation for shopping and essential activities is further restricted based on national identity number. The National Police announced banks, supermarkets, pharmacies, fruit and vegetable stands, and gas stations will be open Monday through Friday until 5:00 p.m. Shopping will be allowed from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. according to the last digit of an individual’s identity card, passport, or residence card.
2020-04-27		Movement restrictions: Curfews Government of Honduras has extended the curfew until Sunday, May 3 at 3:00 p.m.
2020-04-20		Public health measures: Strengthening the public health system Cuban doctors and nurses arrive to assist Honduran colleagues
2020-04-19		Movement restrictions: Curfews Government of Honduras announced the extension of a total curfew through Sunday, April 26, 2020 for the entire country
2020-04-16		Social distancing: Closure of businesses and public services Hardware stores authorised to open Monday through Friday from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., and will serve customers according to the ending number of their national ID, passport, or resident ID.
2020-04-16		Social distancing: Closure of businesses and public services Supermarkets, pharmacies, banks, and gas stations will open Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (extended hours)
2020-04-10		Socio-economic measures: Economic measures Honduras to receive US$119 million in support to respond to COVID-19 (coronavirus) and other emergencies
2020-04-10		Movement restrictions: Curfews Tomorrow only, Friday, April 10, only people whose identification number ends in 7 or 8 will be able to shop and do other essential errands. Saturday April 11 only, people whose identification number ends in 9 and 0 will be permitted to shop and do other essential errands. Thereafter, on Saturdays and Sundays nobody will be allowed to circulate, with the exception of those exempt from the circulation restrictions – including U.S. citizens carrying their "salvoconducto" letters.
2020-04-10		Social distancing: Closure of businesses and public services Easter week: The National Police announced banks, supermarkets, pharmacies, and gas stations will be open next week Monday through Friday until 5:00 p.m.
2020-04-08		Movement restrictions: Curfews The Government of Honduras has extended the curfew until 3:00 p.m. April 19, 2020.
2020-04-07		Public health measures: Requirement to wear protective gear in public As of Tuesday April 7, it is MANDATORY to wear protective mask outside of home and inside all establishments.
2020-04-06		Lockdown: Full lockdown From April 6 – 12, all municipalities in the Dept of Cortes and the municipality of El Progreso, Yoro are under an absolute curfew. The only exemptions that will apply are for personnel involved in managing the emergency, high government officers, health care workers, first responders, national security and defense personnel, personnel with customs, migration, ports and airports and essential public services, including personnel that works with private power plants; hospitals, medical service centers and laboratories; the maquilas making protective masks and biomedical equipment/supplies needed for the emergency; the agricultural/food sector to guarantee production and distribution of food; gas stations to serve only the sectors authorized in this exemption; public transportation for health purposes and those contracted by businesses to mobilize their personnel; the telecommunications sector, including internet providers and the media – radio, television, newspapers and cable providers; the cargo industry – air, sea and land – for imports, exports, supplies and ports; and, private security service providers.
2020-04-06		Movement restrictions: Curfews From April 6 through Tuesday, April 21, all municipalities in the Department of Cortés and the municipality of El Progreso, Yoro are under an absolute curfew.
2020-04-06		Movement restrictions: Curfews From Saturday April 11 at 12:00 am through Tuesday April 21, all municipalities in the Department of Colón are under an absolute curfew.
2020-04-06		Movement restrictions: Curfews During April 6-12, pharmacies will be allowed to make home deliveries between 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m in the municipalities in the Dept of Cortes and the municipality of El Progreso, Yoro
2020-04-03		Public health measures: Amendments to funeral and burial regulations Honduran authorities seek land for possible coronavirus mass graves
2020-04-03		Socio-economic measures: Economic measures Honduras authorizes additional $2.5 billion in debt to help fight pandemic. Vote in the Honduran Congress allows debt to hit 55% of GDP
2020-03-31		Socio-economic measures: Economic measures IMF disburses US$143 million to Honduras to fight Covid-19 Pandemic
2020-03-29		Movement restrictions: International flights suspension International flights scheduled during this period will be allowed at the airports in Tegucigalpa and San Pedro Sula, that will operate subject to restrictions.
2020-03-29		Public health measures: General recommendations Customers should wear protective masks when visiting the establishments.
2020-03-29		Public health measures: Requirement to wear protective gear in public Customers should wear protective masks when visiting the establishments.
2020-03-29		Socio-economic measures: Economic measures All institutions regulated under the National Banking and Securities Commission (CNBS) have agreed to implement a temporary economic alleviation mechanism. Individuals and businesses whose cashflow has been impacted by the COVID-19 measures can request a grace period to make payments on debts and renegotiate or refinance loans without affecting credit history or having to pay late fees or other penalties. Customers need to approach their financial institutions for information on these benefits.
2020-03-29		Movement restrictions: Curfews The Government of Honduras announced the extension of a total curfew through Sunday April 12, 2020 for the entire country. Security forces have been deployed to enforce this curfew.
2020-03-29		Movement restrictions: Curfews To obtain food, medical and fuel supplies and to access banking services, a system has been set for orderly circulation. The population will be segmented and allowed to circulate according to the ending number of their national ID, passport or resident ID. On Monday – those whose ID, passport, or resident ID end in 1, 2, and 3 are allowed to circulate. Wednesday – those whose ID, passport, or resident ID end in 4, 5, and 6. Friday – those whose ID, passport, or resident ID end in 7, 8, 9, and 0. No circulation is allowed Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday, other than the exemptions established in Executive Order PCM-021-2020 and showing letter of safe passage if required by authorities.
2020-03-29		Movement restrictions: Curfews From 7:00 to 9:00 a.m., the authorized establishments (supermarkets, pharmacies, banks and gas stations) will serve only customers over 60, pregnant women and the disabled (Monday, Wednesday, and Friday and according to the end number of the ID).
2020-03-29		Movement restrictions: Curfews Only 2 persons per vehicle are allowed and only one of those persons is allowed in the establishments. Non-compliance with this measure is subject to the confiscation of the vehicle for the duration of this emergency, as well as the detention of the persons on board for up to 24 hours, as established by law.
2020-03-29		Movement restrictions: Curfews Heavy machinery, persons with letter of safe passage, producers of the food chain, and SINAGER staff are allowed to circulate during the emergency, justifying their work, subject to biosecurity measures established by their institutions.
2020-03-29		Public health measures: Isolation and quarantine policies Individuals with symptoms consistent with COVID-19, who within the last 14 days have been in contact with a confirmed case of COVID-19, or traveled to a country with confirmed cases, may be isolated in a medical center for monitoring by the Ministry of Health for up to 14 days.
2020-03-29		Public health measures: Awareness campaigns All businesses authorized to open must take biosecurity measures: use of protective masks for employees, monitoring of body temperature, use of antibacterial gel or alcohol and customers must keep a 2 meter distance when standing in line.
2020-03-29		Movement restrictions: Curfews Supermarkets, pharmacies, banks and gas stations will open Monday, Wednesday and Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
2020-03-29		Movement restrictions: Curfews Members of the media are allowed to circulate without restriction as long as they can justify to the authorities that they are on assignment, show their media’s ID or their press ID. They should also comply with biosecurity measures – wear protective masks, use anti-bacterial gel and other protective measures.
2020-03-29		Movement restrictions: Domestic travel restrictions Access to the cities of Tegucigalpa, MDC, San Pedro Sula, Choluteca and La Ceiba will continue to be closed to prevent people from entering or leaving the city indefinitely.
2020-03-23		Socio-economic measures: Economic measures The Honduran government and the private sector joined efforts and resources to work as a team to confront COVID-19.
2020-03-21		Movement restrictions: Curfews According to the PCM 021-2020 executive agreement, this curfew measure will be in force throughout the national territory until next Sunday, March 29 at 3:00 p.m.
2020-03-16		Social distancing: Schools closure  All schools are closed until March 26
2020-03-16		Social distancing: Limit public gatherings all public events banned, regardless of the number of attendees for seven days from Mar 16
2020-03-16		Social distancing: Closure of businesses and public services all non-essential businesses were also ordered closed, except for supermarkets, pharmacies, gas stations, hotels, banks, hospitals, and restaurants with drive-through or delivery services.
2020-03-16		Movement restrictions: Border closure  All borders are closed except for cargo, Honduran residents and citizens, and diplomatic staff.
2020-03-16		Social distancing: Limit public gatherings Anyone who doesn’t comply with the covid-19 mitigation directives is subject to a jail sentence ranging from 6 months to 2 years.
2020-03-16		Social distancing: Closure of businesses and public services public transportation halted
2020-03-16		Movement restrictions: Curfews On March 16, 2020, the Government of Honduras announced a total curfew in Tegucigalpa, Choluteca and La Ceiba, which was later extended to the entire country until Sunday, March 29, and could potentially be extended after this time. This curfew severely limits the movement of the general population. According to the announcement, individuals encountered outside without a legitimate reason, such as a medical emergency, risk arrest by police.
2020-03-11		Public health measures: Health screenings in airports and border crossings Enhanced screening and quarantine measures to reduce the spread of COVID-19 are being carried out at ports of entry (POEs) – airports, sea and land – including the Roatan port, a popular cruise ship destination in Honduras for American and Canadian nationals.
2020-03-11		Movement restrictions: Border checks  Everyone travelling from Italy, China, Iran, Spain, France, Germany, Japan and South Korea
2020-03-11		Public health measures: Isolation and quarantine policies From above places self isolation for 14 days