French authority banned use of drone within the airspace of Paris for the duration 2024 Summer Olympics. French security forces, armed with various counter-drone equipment， enforced this ban with significant result. French Prime Minister Gabriel Attal said they have intercepted six drones per day on average.
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French security forces intercept six drones a day near Olympics sites, PM says (france24.com)The Summer Olympics of 2024 is set to begin in Paris on July 26. To protect public safety, flying unauthorized drones is banned around the airspace of Paris, among other decrees of aerial control. Prime Minister Attal reminded the public during his address that not only will unauthorized flying drones will be taken down, but their operators will also be apprehended.
Yet a number of such incidents still occured, notably that of Brazilian delegation team's communication chief arrested for flying a drone within the Olympic village. The French security forces, armed with various forms of drone-intercepting equipment, are downing six drones a day on average since the ban went into effect on July 23.
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The French government has invested 350 million euro in "counter drone systems designed to jam or mitigate with laser technology" for this grand event. 
