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    Touristen deportiert wegen Fliegens einer Drohne in Oslo


    Für jeden, der plant, Norwegen zu besuchen, nehmen Sie die strengen Regeln für Drohnen -Fliegen ernst.

    Ein Touristenpaar aus Singapur in den 60 Jahren flog am Montagabend in Oslo eine Drohne über die Akershus -Festung in Oslo. Sie hatten geplant, zwei Wochen lang Norwegen zu besuchen.

    In der Innenstadt gibt es eine Fliegenzone. Die Polizei verhaftete sie und beschuldigte sie, das Nicht -Drohnen -Verbot gebrochen zu haben.

    Der Ehemann hat sich alle schuldig bekannt. Er bekommt eine 8000 Kroner -Geldstrafe, die Drohne wird beschlagnahmt und der Ehemann wird aus Norwegen abgeschoben. Ihre Urlaubspläne werden zerstört.

    https://www.vartoslo.no/akershushus-festning-andre-kvistad-alme-drone/turist-fra-singapore-fikk-bot-pa-8000-kroner-for-ulovlig—Singapore-fikk-bot-pa-8000-kroner-for-ulov –droneflygning-ved-akershus-festning/994824

    Tourist deported for flying a drone in Oslo
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    2. banmirage69 on

      I would feel sorry for them but at this point it should be common knowledge that flying drones over certain areas in this political climate is a massive no-go.

      Do your research before flying your drones.

    3. Northlumberman on

      Worth noting that Akershus Fortress is the location of both the headquarters of the Norwegian Ministry of Defence and the Prime Minister’s office. So it’s one of the most sensitive sites in Norway.

      The tourists from Singapore probably didn’t realize. But it’s not hard to see why the book was thrown at them.

    4. Chance_Dog9017 on

      payin the „stupid“ tax.

      i do feel bad for them, its not fault theyre stupid, doubt they purposefully broke the laws, being in their 60s and from singapore. but, sometimes being stupid comes with consequences. people love to hate cause they cant imagine themselves doing something so obviously stupid *to them*, until they fuck up and do something stupid themselves.

    8. umberto-denunzio on

      Not long ago, some tourists had to cough up 12,000 kr just for parking. Now others lose their drone and pay an 8,000 kr fine. Parking fines everywhere, all the time. Can’t drive here, can’t drive there. Such a “nice” city to enjoy all the easy living, lol.

      This punitive culture on top of an already boring country really puts the cherry on top of Norway’s joy of life 😂

      Meanwhile, you can’t even walk through the city centre without seeing a junkie shooting heroin in broad daylight, or the “cool boys” smoking pot right next to the kids playground in Sofienbergparken.
      It all goes unnoticed.

      Make that make sense!

    9. hazily on

      As a Singaporean living in EU… I apologize. We are usually quite well-behaved when abroad but this couple clearly didn’t bother to check the drone flying rules and no-fly zones.

      Singapore itself has very restrictive drone flying rules so it’s a lame excuse if they claim they “didn’t know”. They are not strangers to rules either.

      I’m glad their dumb asses got served right back to them.

    10. Parking_Hunt_1385 on

      Too weak penalty. Drones are pissing people off all over the country. They should be banned.

    11. Practical_Gas9193 on

      Literally the first thing I remember seeing when I recently entered Norway by ferry was „FOLLOW THESE RULES SO YOUR DRONE ISN’T CONFISCATED!“

    12. rust_trust_ on

      Isn’t flying drone in Singapore also banned? If you are technically sound to fly drones you are technically sound enough to know laws…it reminds me of how North Korea used a south East Asian countries citizen to assassinate a political dissidents by luring them into a prank show plot…in today’s day and age, things can’t be left to coincidence

    16. VermicelliInformal46 on

      Just stop using drones when you visit other countries. A normal camera works.

    18. drChan8383 on

      Just to be clear here, they have NOT been deported. Immigration authorities have opened a case on deporting the husband, but there is no verdict yet.

    20. Same-Alfalfa-18 on

      I am quite curious what will happen if they would try to do such a stunt in Singapore. 

      I think it would be much expensiver. 

      General rule: don’t fly a drone in urban areas if you are not sure about local legislation. In Europe usually some permits and licenses are required for such operations in urban area. I guess the enforcement could be lax, but flying over ministry of defence is just plain stupid and they are very lucky about they got away with quite reasonable fine.

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