Cantonal authorities in Fribourg, Switzerland, have implemented a ban on the use of summer drones weighing up to 30 kilograms over the Rolex factory construction site located in Bule. This restriction, formalized by the canton, prohibits drone flights within the specified area until December 31, 2032, with the possibility of the ban being extended beyond that date. The decision, published in the official gazette of the canton of Fribourg, grants the Directorate for Safety, Justice and Sport (DSJS) and local police the authority to confiscate any equipment found violating the established flight restrictions.
The restricted zone encompasses not only the town center but also the adjacent industrial building acquired by the watch manufacturer. According to reporting from “La Libre,” the prohibition on flying drones has been established specifically for the duration of the construction project surrounding the prestigious Rolex facility. This measure reflects the need to ensure safety and security protocols are maintained across the sensitive industrial and residential area.
The ruling establishes clear boundaries for aerial operations, aiming to mitigate potential risks associated with heavier unmanned aerial vehicles in close proximity to the ongoing construction work. This comprehensive regulation affects all drone operations planned over the site, underscoring the regulatory oversight governing industrial activity within this key swiss location.
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