Sri Lanka, July 6 -- Authorities have reminded the public that flying kites or any other airborne devices above 300 feet within a five-kilometer radius of Sri Lanka's international airports is strictly prohibited due to the serious risks posed to aviation safety and public security.

In a notice issued by Airport & Aviation Services (Sri Lanka) (Private) Limited, officials warned that such activities could interfere with aircraft operations and endanger the lives of passengers, crew members, and individuals on the ground.

The notice highlighted that kites, drones, and other airborne objects flown within restricted zones around international airports can pose a significant threat to life and property, potentially disrupting safe air trav...