As interest in drone photography rises in the UAE, hobbyists should be aware that the country’s rules apply to them too
By Gareth Kurt Warren | Features Writer
Published: 00:08 June 25, 2014
The increasing number of quadcopters in the UAE has divided residents in the country into two halves – those worried about their privacy, and hobbyists who maintain that these drones are harmless.
Speaking to Gulf News in April this year, Lieutenant General Saif Abdullah Al Shafar, Undersecretary of the Ministry of Interior, pointed out that these pilotless rotorcrafts are not prohibited in the country, but its use will be regulated to protect people’s privacy and that the police could intervene and take action if they received complaints from residents.
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