Drone crashes into CTD headquarters in Lahore
A drone suspected of surveillance crashed into the CTD headquarters' outer wall, prompting an investigation.
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- Drone crashed into CTD headquarters' outer wall in Lahore.
- Police suspect the drone was used for surveillance.
- Investigation launched to determine operator and purpose.
A drone allegedly used for surveillance crashed into the outer wall of the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) headquarters in Lahore on Sunday, according to police.
The drone approached the facility from the Jallo More side before striking the outer wall and falling to the ground, police stated.
Security personnel at the headquarters secured the drone, which had functioning cameras and battery lights upon recovery.
Authorities suspect unidentified individuals may have sent the drone to conduct reconnaissance on the facility.
An investigation has been initiated to identify the drone operator and determine the intent behind the surveillance attempt.
CTD security officials have filed a legal complaint at the Harbanspura police station regarding the incident.
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