Denmark’s Aalborg Airport has been temporarily closed since Saturday, following a second incident involving drone incursions within the airspace. The airport authorities confirmed the closure is in effect for two days, following a previous disruption. Danish authorities have stated that they are investigating the cause of the repeated incidents and are implementing enhanced security measures to prevent future disruptions. Drone surveillance and detection technology are being strengthened to address the situation. The airport is currently awaiting further instructions regarding reopening operations.
Credits: The Straits Times World News
