NJ Gov. Phil Murphy warns US is vulnerable to drone incursions after influx of sightings: 'Wake up call'
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Governor Phil Murphy highlighted that the recent surge of drone sightings in New Jersey is a "wake-up call" to the vulnerabilities facing the nation from potential drone incursions, emphasizing that while there is currently no public threat, it's essential to address these vulnerabilities.
Murphy stressed that the drone activity serves as a "benign wake-up call," contrasting it with the tragic implications of the 9/11 attacks, noting, "Thank God nobody's gotten hurt here, nobody's gotten injured," but urged for proactive measures to mitigate national risks.
Murphy pointed out the vast number of drones operating daily, stating, "the thousands, if not tens of thousands of drones that are up in the air every day," and acknowledged that not all of these activities are understood, given the recent technological advancements in detection.
The governor requested urgent attention to the matter, saying, "We must address that sooner than later, and New Jersey's not immune," signaling a need for enhanced protection and regulation surrounding drone activity.
Read at New York Post
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