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Srinagar city declared ‘temporary red zone’ for drone ops

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September 17, 2024
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Srinagar, Sep 17: The authorities have declared Srinagar city as “temporary red zone” for operation of drones and quadcopters with immediate effect.

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In a post on X, Srinagar police, stated that all unauthorised drone operations in the red zone are liable to be penalised as per relevant provisions.

“Srinagar city has been declared as “Temporary Red Zone” for the operation of drones and quadcopters as per provisions of Rule 24(2) of Drone Rules, 2021 with immediate effect. All unauthorized drone operations in the Red Zone are liable to penalized as per relevant provisions of Drone Rules, 2021,” police said.

The police also urged the citizens to cooperate in this regard.

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