The Honduran Customs Administration reported that The land, air and sea border control service will operate during normal hours working during the Easter break, between Monday, March 29 and Saturday, April 3, 2021.
The statement, signed by the Director of Customs Operations, Marco Tulio Abadie, indicated a detail of the Honduran agencies to provide optimal attention to importers and exporters, in order to ensure the normal operation of foreign trade.
1) The Land border customs and air guards will work on schedule normal:
| -Las Manaus Customs | -Agua Caliente Integrated Border Post |
| -Trojes Border Post | -El Florido Integrated Border Post |
| -Brotherhood Customs | -Corinto Integrated Border Post |
| -El Guasaule Customs | -Toncotín Air Guard |
| -El Amatillo Customs | -Ramon Villeda Morales Guard (The Table) |
| -Mocalempa Customs | -The Greedy Guard |
| -El Poy Customs | -Guard Juan Manuel Galvez (Roatan) |
2) The internal customs and warehouses of their jurisdiction will work until March 31st in normal business hours usual.
| -La Mesa Customs | -Toncotín Customs |
3) The maritime customs will have the following schedule:
-Puerto Cortes, Tela, Puerto Castilla and Henecán will work on schedule normal during all the days of Holy Week.
-Roatan will operate on regular schedule on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, while the Thursday will do so until 12 noon.
-Ceiba will attend to the Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in time usual.
-The COALSA and GRUPO Q tax warehouses will work to Wednesday at 12 noon.
4) Las regulatory and administrative offices of the corporate building in Tegucigalpa, Central Archive and Regional Office in San Pedro Sula They will not work during Holy Week. They will resume service on Monday, April 5.
-Tegucigalpa Customs Laboratory will work in shifts until Wednesday during regular hours.
-Puerto Cortés Customs Laboratory will work in turns every day during normal business hours.
– The collaborators who work in free zones and deposits customs will work in the Schedule subject to what each company determined.
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