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China to prohibit drone use and possession in Beijing

China will prohibit the use and possession of drones in Beijing. The scope, timing and enforcement details of the restriction remain unclear.

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A broad drone ban in the capital could affect civilian aviation safety, security operations and commercial drone activity.

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