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U.S. agencies have seized more than 600 drones near FIFA World Cup venues and fan zones since the tournament commenced on June 11, according to the Transportation Security Administration (TSA). This action comes as part of heightened security measures implemented during the World Cup events, during which all aircraft operations, including drone flights, are prohibited within specific restricted airspace on match days.
Individuals operating drones in these restricted areas without proper authorization may face significant consequences, with potential fines reaching up to $100,000. The prohibitions are designed to ensure the safety and security of attendees at the matches and associated events.
As the World Cup continues, authorities are actively monitoring compliance with these regulations to prevent unauthorized drone activity in and around the venues.
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