World Cup stadiums adopt strict no‑drone rule citing security concerns

The Edwardsville Intelligencer reports that World Cup stadiums will enforce a zero‑tolerance drone rule. Officials say the restriction is due to security concerns surrounding aerial devices. The ban covers all drones within the stadium vicinity. Security personnel will actively scan for unauthorized flights. Anyone caught operating a drone may face immediate removal and fines. Fans are urged to leave any drones at home before attending matches. The policy seeks to safeguard spectators and participants alike. Coordination with local authorities will ensure strict enforcement.