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Wales breaking news plus weather and traffic updates (Thursday, August 20)
The no-fly zone remains in place across South Wales Fire and Rescue Service area.
South Wales Fire and Rescue Service says: “We are still managing several significant wildfire incidents across South Wales.
“To support ongoing firefighting operations and ensure the safety of helicopters and emergency responders, the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has established a Temporary Restricted Area for unmanned aircraft or drones.
“Do not fly personal drones within the restricted SWFRS area, all professional drone pilots should check NOTAMS using an approved data source.
“Our helicopter assets are continuing to operate across the affected area, carrying out vital firefighting and reconnaissance missions. Unauthorised drone activity presents a significant risk to aviation safety.
“We would like to thank you for your continued support as we work with partner agencies to bring these incidents to a close.
“Please share this message to help keep our crews and helicopters safe.”
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