Can drones be flown in government agencies?

**The use of drones in government agencies must comply with relevant regulations**.

The "Basic Flight Rules of the People's Republic of China" stipulates that the state implements guidance, supervision and management of civil flight activities, maintains flight order, and ensures flight safety. Civilian drones and other general aircraft must obtain corresponding flight qualifications and airspace use permits in accordance with the law.

The "Regulations" clarify the no-fly areas for unmanned aircraft: unmanned aircraft are prohibited from flying over important units, facilities, and places that are related to the national economy and people's livelihood, national security, and public security as specified by the country and the province. Aircraft fly over it. The specific scope will be determined and announced to the public in accordance with relevant national and provincial regulations. No unit or individual may use unmanned aircraft to carry out six acts, including: illegally throwing objects; carrying and transporting contraband; disrupting the normal order of work, production, teaching, scientific research, medical and other activities of agencies, groups, enterprises and institutions. Endangering the personal safety and property safety of others, destroying public facilities; peeping and secretly photographing personal privacy; other behaviors that violate laws and regulations.

Therefore, the use of drones in government agencies needs to comply with relevant regulations to ensure safety.