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China set to ban drone possession in Beijing from Nov
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Beijing is introducing a ban on drone possession within city limits, effective mid-November, as part of tightened regulations on drones.
The ban follows a fatal accident in June and existing restrictions, including a ban on drone sales in May, citing security reasons.
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- A fatal accident occurred in June involving a small aircraft
- Beijing is banning drone possession from November
- The ban on possession will come into effect in mid-November
- The move is cited as a security measure
- A fatal accident in June prompted a review of drone regulations
- Unauthorised drone flights are already barred in Beijing
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- Drone possession will be prohibited in Beijing from November
Why It Matters
The ban aims to enhance security in the city
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- 45m agoTimes of India (IN): Beijing is banning the possession of drones within city limits in new rules announced Sunday that further tighten its regulations on drones,
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