Ordinance requiring registration of drones’ hurdles first reading

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The Bacolod City Council approved on its first reading an ordinance requiring the registration of remotely piloted aircraft systems or drones within the city, declaring areas as no-fly zone, and providing penalties for violations thereof. The ordinance was authored by Councilor Jason Villarosa, chairperson of the City Council Committee on tourism.

This ordinance shall not cover law enforcement agencies, emergency management offices, and those duty authorized by the city in the performance of their lawful duties which shall coordinate with local government agencies and instrumentalities. The registration shall be undertaken with the Management Information Technology and Computer Services after securing the necessary payment and receipt with the pertinent departments of the local government of Bacolod City.

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