Plateau police warn against illegal drone operations
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- Plateau police warned individuals and companies against operating drones without official approval.
- Violators could be arrested, have their equipment confiscated and face prosecution.
- The command said the measure aims to strengthen security, protect critical infrastructure and regulate unmanned aerial vehicles.
The Plateau State Police Command has warned individuals and corporate organisations against operating drones without the necessary approvals.
The command said anyone who violates the requirement risks arrest, confiscation of their equipment and prosecution.
It said the warning was intended to enhance security, protect critical infrastructure and ensure the proper regulation of unmanned aerial vehicles, commonly known as UAVs.
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