Honduras Implements Security Measures After Deadly Violence.

Gunmen killed 11 people in a pool hall in northern Honduras, prompting President Xiomara Castro to impose security measures including curfews in the area due to a wave of drug trafficking-linked violence. The attack followed the killing of three people in a bakery in San Pedro Sula and the massacre of 46 inmates in a women's prison in Tamara. The security measures include raids, captures, and checkpoints 24 hours a day, along with curfews for Choloma and San Pedro Sula.