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Drone sightings in New Jersey and Maryland fuel ask for more resources


Published on 2024-12-14 03:00:39 - MSN
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  • Federal investigators say they don't have answers yet but don't believe the drones are a threat. But current and ex-lawmakers are taking them seriously.

The article discusses the increasing frequency of drone sightings near critical infrastructure in New Jersey and Maryland, prompting local authorities to request more resources to manage the situation. In New Jersey, drones have been spotted near the Salem and Hope Creek nuclear power plants, raising security concerns. Similarly, in Maryland, drones have been observed flying over the Calvert Cliffs Nuclear Power Plant. These incidents have led to calls for enhanced drone detection and mitigation technologies, as well as better regulatory frameworks to control drone operations near sensitive sites. The article highlights the need for federal and state cooperation to address these security threats, with officials emphasizing the potential risks drones pose to public safety and national security.

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