Phnom Penh Bans Drones and Kite Flying Ahead of Francophonie Summit
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Phnom Penh Bans Drones and Kite Flying Ahead of Francophonie Summit

Phnom Penh has announced a complete ban on unauthorized drone usage and kite flying across the capital from November 13-17, during the 20th Francophonie Summit (OIF). The measure aims to ensure the security and safety of the international conference.

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  • Phnom Penh Urges Public Cooperation for Frankophonie Summit Security and Order

    Phnom Penh City Administration has issued a directive urging residents to cooperate in maintaining security, safety, order, public hygiene, and environmental aesthetics for the upcoming 20th Francophonie Summit and related events from November 13-17. Key requests include proper flag display, site enclosures, a ban on drones, and adherence to traffic regulations.