Manhyia Palace has taken a decisive step to protect its historic grounds by banning unauthorized drone flights within the palace and its surrounding areas.
The directive, effective immediately, prohibits any drone or aerial operation from taking place within the designated area without prior authorization from the palace or relevant authorities.
Drones Banned Without Authorization
A notice posted on the palace's Facebook page on Saturday, August 15, outlines the new directive. The palace emphasized that no drone or other aerial operation would be permitted within the area without explicit permission. The ban applies to all drone operators, warning that unapproved flights could result in the confiscation of equipment involved.
Legal Consequences for Drone Operators
The palace has made it clear that operators who violate the directive could face legal action. The notice cautions that drone operators must obtain the necessary authorization before conducting any aerial activity within the restricted area. This move aims to prevent any potential risks or disruptions to the palace's operations.
A Step Towards Preservation
Historic Manhyia Palace is a significant cultural and historical landmark in the region. The palace has long been a popular tourist destination, attracting visitors from around the world. The new directive is seen as a proactive measure to preserve the palace's integrity and protect its surroundings.
A Warning to Drone Operators
The palace has urged drone operators to respect the new directive and obtain the necessary authorization before conducting any aerial activities within the restricted area. This move is intended to prevent any potential risks or disruptions to the palace's operations. As a result, drone operators are advised to familiarize themselves with the new regulations and take necessary steps to comply.
The historic Manhyia Palace has long been a source of pride for the local community and a popular tourist destination. This new directive aims to strike a balance between preserving the palace's integrity and allowing drone operators to conduct their activities in a responsible manner.
Source: JOY
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