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The Taitung County Police Department issued an announcement prohibiting drone launches during the Double Ten fireworks, reminding the public that the event venue and the surrounding airspace have been designated as restricted air zones.
The Taitung County Police Department issued a ban on the use of drones during the Double Ten fireworks display. (provided by police)
This year's Double Ten fireworks will be launched at Taitung City's international landmark tomorrow night. Many people have their cameras ready, looking forward to capturing wonderful images. Taitung East County Police Department specifically reminds that the event venue and the surrounding airspace have been announced as prohibited (restricted) flight zones. Do not operate a drone into the air without approval from the competent authority. Otherwise, you may be fined up to 1.5 million yuan, and the drone may also be confiscated.
The police said that a large number of people will gather at the scene on the day of the Double Ten fireworks. If the drone flies into the controlled airspace without authorization, it may not only affect the display of fireworks, but also increase the safety risk of the scene. Even if you just want to take pictures of beautiful fireworks from the air, or find a nearby location to take off and take pictures, you must first confirm the flight area and relevant regulations. Don't think that "it will be okay if you just fly."
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According to the relevant provisions of the Civil Aviation Law, operating a drone in an announced restricted flight area without approval will be investigated and punished in accordance with the law, with a maximum fine of 1.5 million yuan and the confiscation of the drone. During the event, the police will also cooperate with relevant units to strengthen on-site inspections and evidence collection. Once violations are discovered, they will be dealt with in accordance with the law.
The Taitung County Police Department calls on people to enjoy the Double Ten fireworks with both eyes and record them with their mobile phones or cameras. There is no need to operate a drone at the risk of being punished. Please abide by the no-fly regulations and cooperate with the on-site police and staff to guide the fireworks to a lively and peaceful end.
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