Beijing to ban drone possession and flights from November 15

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Beijing authorities announced new rules on Sunday that will prohibit residents from possessing or storing drones within the Chinese capital. The regulations will also ban all unmanned aerial vehicle flights in the city's airspace. The rules are set to take effect on November 15. The move has been framed by officials as a measure to safeguard the city's security.

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