
Drone flights banned for upcoming presidential inauguration
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The restriction will cover Black Star Square and its surrounding areas, aiming to safeguard dignitaries, attendees, and the public.
The Ministry of National Security has announced a ban on drone operations during the presidential inauguration on January 7, 2025.
The restriction will cover Black Star Square and its surrounding areas, aiming to safeguard dignitaries, attendees, and the public.
In a statement issued on Thursday, January 2, the Ministry clarified that the ban applies to all drones, whether used for recreational or commercial purposes.
This precaution is part of enhanced security measures for the high-profile event, which will host prominent national and international personalities.
The Ministry emphasized that the ban is crucial for ensuring a secure environment and appealed to drone operators to comply with the directive by avoiding restricted zones on the day of the inauguration.
Reassuring the public of its dedication to safety, the Ministry called on all citizens to cooperate with the measures to help create a secure atmosphere for the occasion.




