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Beijing bans civilian drone ownership and storage citywide from November 15

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Beijing has introduced a sweeping regulation prohibiting residents and businesses from owning or storing drones, effective November 15. Those who currently possess drones must sell or dispose of them before the deadline. Violators risk having their devices confiscated and could face significant financial penalties. The new rule builds on earlier restrictions that had already limited unauthorized drone flights and designated all city airspace as restricted. Authorities say the measures are aimed at strengthening security across the Chinese capital.

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