This measure impacts several crucial districts like Hamar Weyne, Hamar Jajab, Waberi, Wadajir, and the Jazeera locale in Dharkeynleey. These areas, situated near the airport, have experienced significant growth in recent times, raising alarms about aviation safety and security challenges.
“Any breach of this directive will now result in legal repercussions,” Salah Dheere stated, underlining the administration’s dedication to upholding the new regulations.
This action is part of a broader effort to enhance security for international flights at Aden Adde Airport, a vital hub for the region’s economy and diplomatic affairs.
Authorities have clarified that the ban aims to mitigate potential risks to aviation safety, especially given the airport’s increasing use for both commercial and military operations.
