Punjab extends outdoor drone ban for 30 days amid security concerns
Most outlets reported the extension of the outdoor drone ban in Punjab for another 30 days under Section 144, citing security concerns. While the core information was consistent across the excerpts, some outlets, like *Pakistan Observer*, framed the story with a more procedural tone, focusing on how individuals can obtain permission to fly drones. Others, such as *Dunya News* and *Daily Times*, briefly mentioned that limited indoor or authorized drone use remains permitted, though this detail was not emphasized in most headlines.
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Punjab Extends Ban on Outdoor Drones
The Punjab Home Department has extended the ban on flying drones in open spaces across the province for another 30… Read More The post Punjab Extends Ban on Outdoor Drones appeared first on ProPakistani.
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Punjab extends outdoor drone ban for 30 days
Punjab extends outdoor drone ban for another 30 days across the province amid continuing security concerns. The provincial government has imposed the restriction under Section 144(6) of the Code of Criminal Procedure, 1898. Authorities say the measure aims to protect public safety, maintain law and order and safeguard property. The ban prohibits drone flights in […]
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Want to fly a drone in Punjab? Here’s how to get permission
LAHORE – The Punjab government has extended restrictions on outdoor drone flights across the province for another 30 days under…
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Punjab extends outdoor drone ban for 30 days amid security concerns
Punjab has extended its ban on outdoor drone flights for another 30 days over security concerns, while limited indoor and authorized use for specific purposes remains permitted.
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Punjab extends ban on outdoor drone flights for another 30 days
The Punjab government has extended the enforcement of Section 144 across the province for another 30 days and decided to maintain a ban on flying drones in open spaces due to security concerns. According to the Punjab Home Department, limited use of small drones will be allowed during events held inside halls and marquees. However, event organisers will be responsible for ensuring their safe op...
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Punjab bans flying of drones as Section 144 extended
The Punjab Home Department has extended the ban imposed under Section 144 on flying drones in open spaces across the province for another 30 days, reported 24NewsHD TV channel.
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