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Wedding Drones Prompt Safety Measures Near Bareilly Air Force Station

Wedding Drones Prompt Safety Measures Near Bareilly Air Force Station
Drone photography near Air Force Station raises flight concerns · thehansindia.com

Officials in Bareilly are worried that drones used to film weddings could get too close to airplanes.

They want authorities to watch for these drones and prevent unsafe flights near the Air Force station.

Birds in nearby areas could also endanger planes when they take off or land.

Some buildings may be taller than allowed, which can create another safety problem.

Officials also discussed flooding, poor drainage and piles of waste.

Monkeys, stray dogs and open waste from meat shops were additional concerns.

Police will patrol the area more often.

Officials will check construction and remove unauthorised vendors.

The administration and Air Force personnel also plan to practise a joint emergency drill.

Key facts

Drone risk
Wedding and party photography drones were identified as a potential threat to aircraft operations.
Bird activity
Significant bird activity was reported near Chawad, Bhuda, the Nainital Highway and the Delhi Highway.
Waste accumulation
Around 21.5 lakh tonnes of waste had accumulated at a solid waste management plant.
Waste disposed
About 17.5 lakh tonnes of the accumulated waste had been disposed of, with work continuing on the remainder.
Meat-shop restriction
Meat shops within 10 kilometres of the Air Force area were told not to keep meat or related material in the open.
Planned drill
The administration and Air Force personnel planned a joint mock drill for emergency or accident management.
Construction checks
Officials were ordered to list high-rise buildings and prevent construction without Bareilly Development Authority permission.

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