Gunmen open fire in two separate attacks on the coast of Honduras on Thursday, police say. Authorities report at least 16 deaths, with six police officers among the victims, though one outlet cites a higher toll of at least 25. The first incident occurs at a plantation in the municipality of Trujillo in northern Honduras, where at least 10 workers are shot and killed, according to police spokesman Edgardo Barahona. The second attack is described as another separate shooting on the Honduran coast, but most accounts do not provide further location details beyond that. The region is described as resource-rich and marked by a long-running agrarian conflict. One report notes that the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights has previously issued precautionary measures for some activists in the area. Police are treating the incidents as separate attacks and have released initial casualty figures, while the exact circumstances, suspected perpetrators, and motive are not detailed in the provided reports.