posted 26 Sep 2017, 19:03 by Happi Mess
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BANGKOK — Private drones will not be allowed to fly over much of Bangkok while the royal funeral takes place next month, according to civil aviation authorities.
Drones will not be allowed to fly within 19 kilometers of the grand funeral pyre at the Sanam Luang from Oct 25 to Oct 29, according to an announcement publicized Monday by the Civil Aviation Authority.
“The premises of the Grand Palace, Sanam Luang Royal Ceremonial Ground, and the vicinity within a radius of 19 kilometers shall be deemed a ‘restricted area’ …,” the statement published Thursday said. “Therefore, no person shall control or launch a drone into such areas.”
The agency made exceptions for authorized by the agency overseeing the royal cremation rites.
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