Drone footage capturing activity around the US-installed radar at ANR Robinson Airport has raised eyebrows—and the government is taking notice. Defense Minister Wayne Sturge is reminding all drone operators to strictly observe the country's No-Fly Zones, which cover airports, military sites, petrochemical plants, national parks, and large public gatherings.
But the bigger question remains: if the radar is designed to detect threats, how did a civilian drone go undetected? To get answers, we spoke with Maritime and Security Consultant, Commander Norman Dindial.
