El Salvador has reached 1,278 homicide-free days under the administration of President Nayib Bukele, according to official figures released by the National Civil Police (PNC), marking another milestone in the country’s ongoing public security strategy.

The latest update follows 23 homicide-free days recorded in July, contributing to the cumulative total achieved since Bukele took office. The figures have been highlighted by international observers and media outlets tracking security developments in the country.

Over the past several years, El Salvador has experienced a significant decline in homicide rates, with authorities attributing the results to sustained security operations and measures aimed at dismantling criminal organizations and restoring public safety.

The continued increase in homicide-free days has become one of the government’s principal indicators of progress in security, alongside declining annual homicide rates and growing international attention to the country’s transformation.

As El Salvador continues implementing its public security strategy, the latest milestone reinforces the country’s efforts to maintain safer communities while supporting broader goals related to economic growth, tourism, and foreign investment.