Surveillance Drone Crashes Into Lahore CTD Headquarters Wall
A drone used for monitoring crashed into the outer wall of a security agency's building, prompting an investigation.
The Brief
- A surveillance drone struck the outer wall of Lahore CTD headquarters late Saturday.
- Security personnel recovered the drone, which was still operational when found.
- Authorities suspect the drone was directed with alleged terrorist intent.
A surveillance drone crashed into the outer wall of the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) headquarters in Lahore late Saturday night, according to police.
The incident occurred around 12:30am when the drone approached the building from the direction of Jallo Mor, officials said.
The drone, described as a sophisticated surveillance device, struck the building’s outer wall before falling to the ground.
Security personnel recovered the drone and took it into custody. Its cameras and battery lights were still functioning when it was found.
The bomb disposal squad inspected the device and declared it safe, authorities stated.
Police suspect unidentified individuals directed the drone toward the CTD headquarters with alleged terrorist intentions.
Authorities said the incident is being investigated from all possible angles. The CTD security team has also submitted an application for legal action.
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