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The drone was spotted in the no-flight zone.
There is a no-fly zone above the administrative blocks of central Helsinki.
Law enforcement has the ability to "observe and respond" to the appearance of BPLA in prohibited places, said the Helsinki Police Representative
A drone flew over the presidential palace and surrounding buildings in the Finnish capital Helsinki.
On Monday, a drone was spotted flying near the presidential palace in Helsinki, a restricted air traffic zone, RBC-Ukraine reported, citing Yle. According to the publication, an eyewitness spotted the drone over the presidential palace and neighboring buildings in Helsinki. He reported the incident to emergency services. He also reported seeing two men flying drones nearby. However, they identified themselves as tourists from Hong Kong. Helsinki…
Every week, Helsinki law enforcement authorities receive reports of drones that tourists usually launch.
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