Punjab Bans Drones

Notably, the Punjab Home Department has imposed a 30-day ban on outdoor drone flights throughout the province under Section 144, citing security worries.

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• The Punjab Home Department has additionally formed a Safe Drone Usage Committee to problem written permissions for drone operations in specific cases.
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• The department remarked the restrictions have been introduced as a security measure and will remain in place for 30 days under Section 144.
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• According to a department spokesperson, the restriction applies to the employ of drones in outdoor areas throughout Punjab.

According to a department spokesperson, the restriction applies to the employ of drones in outdoor areas throughout Punjab. Nevertheless, limited apply of small drones will be allowed at indoor events held in wedding halls and marquees. Pakistan Army Signs Accord To Purchase Drones From US Firm.

Meanwhile, the responsibility for ensuring the safe employ of drones during such indoor events will rest with the organizers, the spokesperson stated.

Intelligence agencies and law enforcement institutions have been exempted from the restrictions.

For context, the Punjab Home Department has additionally formed a Safe Drone Usage Committee to problem written permissions for drone operations in specific cases.

Drones may be applied for research purposes with prior written approval from the committee. Any other permitted employ will additionally require authorization from the Safe Drone Usage Committee and will remain exempt from the ban subject to the approved conditions. Punjab Clarifies Driving License Age Limits.

Meanwhile, the department remarked the restrictions have been introduced as a security measure and will remain in place for 30 days under Section 144. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover.

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