FAA Expands Ban on Mystery Drones in New Jersey
The mystery surrounding the apparent sudden proliferation of drone activity in New Jersey deepened Tuesday when the FAA announced that it was expanding its list of areas in New Jersey where drone flights are banned, adding another nine towns to the restricted area.
The mystery regarding the drones began in November, when widespread reports of heavy and unexplained drone activity began circulating online, with numerous viral videos showing drones hovering over people’s homes with no apparent justification.
Source: FAA expands ban on drones in New Jersey for reasons that remain unclear

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