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Tattoos banned at Honduras resort

Three years ago, Omoa was engulfed by the horrors of stabbings and shootouts. Law enforcement agencies made titanic efforts in the fight against youth gangs, which, according to some estimates, consisted of 100,000 people aged 8 to 35. Meanwhile, thousands of people flock to the country's northern coast for various holidays and vacations. A favorite holiday destination is Omoa, which is considered to have the best beaches in the country.

The mayor of Omoa, Domingo Menjivar, ordered police to keep any tattooed person off the coast. "Tourists come to us to have fun and relax at our resort," Menjivar said, "and therefore we want them to have a pleasant memory of our city. No one with tattoos will enter Omoa during the Easter holidays. We must guarantee the safety of people and are not going to allow the incidents that occurred here previously," the mayor concluded.