Punjab Extends Ban on Outdoor Drones
For context, the Punjab Home Department has extended the ban on flying drones in open spaces throughout the province for another 30 days under Section 144.
For context, the Punjab Home Department has extended the ban on flying drones in open spaces throughout the province for another 30 days under Section 144.
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- The Secretary Home Punjab has imposed the ban on outdoor drone employ under Section 144(6) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898.
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- The Home Department has additionally established district-level Safe Drone Usage Committees.
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- According to a Home Department spokesperson, the complete ban on outdoor drone flights remains in force throughout Punjab.
Meanwhile, the spokesperson remarked the provincial administration decided to extend the restriction in view of security reservations. Punjab Spends Rs. 500 Million on Drones and Bomb Disposal Robots.
He clarified that limited employ of small drones will be allowed during events held inside halls and marquees, but organizers will be fully responsible for ensuring safe apply of drones at such events.
According to the notification, intelligence and law enforcement agencies have been exempted from the ban.
Notably, the Home Department has additionally established district-level Safe Drone Usage Committees. Written permission for the safe employ of drones for agricultural, irrigation and research purposes will be granted by these committees.
Drones operating under written permission issued by the committees will be exempt from the ban. Chinese Firm Offers Modern Fire-Fighting and Emergency Rescue Technology to Sindh.
For context, the spokesperson remarked public safety, law and order, and protection of property are the Punjab government's top priorities.
Meanwhile, the Secretary Home Punjab has imposed the ban on outdoor drone employ under Section 144(6) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898.
District administrations and police have been directed to ensure strict compliance with the orders. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover.
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