Aviation security regulator BCAS to issue anti-drone regulations within 1 week
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Aviation security regulator BCAS will issue anti-drone regulations within a week to counter any rogue drones in the country, a senior official said on Tuesday. Deputy Director-General in the Bureau of Civil Aviation Security (BCAS) Maheshwar Dayal said, "For anti-drone, we are about to release the specifications in less than a week's time. It is in the final stages. I think it will be a quantum leap toward the secure skies in a very literal sense."
He was addressing an event called "Smart Safe Secure Skies" organized by industry organization FICCI and global technology company Thales. Director-General of the BCAS Rakesh Asthaana said the Ministry of Civil Aviation had constituted a committee for finding out best available counter-drone solutions to safeguard civil aviation against possible drone attacks in India.
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