A temporary passage on the Huijó bridge has been opened, restoring a crucial logistics corridor in northern Honduras. The corridor had been disrupted for eight days following an accident between kilometer markers 110 and 111 on CA-9, the route to the Atlantic coast. This reopening provides relief to the supply chain, which was significantly impacted by the bridge damage. The temporary fix allows for the movement of goods while authorities work on full infrastructure repairs. The Huijó bridge is a vital link for transport and commerce in the region. This partial restoration is expected to ease disruptions and support economic activity. The reopening occurred on Saturday, August 29th.