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Drones, gliders banned in Mumbai in wake of possible aerial attacks

This ban will remain in place between March 31 and April 29, a police notification said

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In order to prevent any threat from the skies, the Mumbai police banned the use of drones and paragliders in the metropolis for a month, PTI reported. 

This ban will remain in place between March 31 and April 29, a police notification said.

"We issue such orders periodically to avoid any kind of misuse of drones and paragliders," a senior police official said.

He, however, clarified there have been no specific intelligence inputs about any possible aerial attack on the financial capital.

"It is a routine order issued under section 144 of the Code of Criminal Procedure by the police.

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