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Beijing bans drones in broad curbs after Citic Tower crash

Beijing has banned the possession and use of recreational drones as part of moves to bolster security in the capital after a light plane crashed into the city's tallest skyscraper in June.

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北京在中信大厦事故后出台广泛禁令,禁止无人机飞行。

Residents won’t be allowed to possess or store drones or drone parts from Nov 15, the Beijing Daily reported. — Pexels

Beijing has banned the possession and use of recreational drones as part of moves to bolster security in the capital after a light plane crashed into the city’s tallest skyscraper in June.

The restrictions – some of the tightest in the world on drones – come after a two-seat light plane flew into the 109-story Citic Tower in June, killing the pilot and injuring 13 others. The incident took place just several kilometres away from the headquarters of the ruling Communist Party and residence of top leaders.

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