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Mumbai: Police ban flying of drones and other aircraft in city till September 16

By Lokmat English Desk | Updated: August 19, 2023 10:29 IST

Mumbai police have issued an order banning the flying of drones, remote-controlled micro light aircraft, paragliders, para motors, hand ...

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Mumbai police have issued an order banning the flying of drones, remote-controlled micro light aircraft, paragliders, para motors, hand gliders and hot-air balloons in the city’s air space till September 16.

As per the prohibitory order issued on Thursday, violators will be charged under section 188 of the Indian Penal Code, he said. The order was issued in view of the possibility that these objects may be used to target VVIPs, endanger the life of people at large, destroy public property and disturb law and order in the Brihanmumbai Police Commissionerate area, the official said.

Drones, remote-controlled micro light aircraft, paragliders, para motors, hand gliders and hot-air balloons will not be allowed to fly in the limits of the city starting Friday till September 16, the order stated.

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