Norway’s National Security Authority (NSM) has reiterated the ban on aerial photography and filming in central Oslo, known as “sensor prohibition zones.” This reminder follows the death of King Harald V and the large gatherings expected in the capital. The prohibition aims to maintain security during this period of national mourning. Oslo police also issued a similar warning Thursday, prompted by drone sightings near the Royal Palace. Violations of this ban can result in legal penalties. Certain media outlets have been granted exemptions to the rule to facilitate coverage of the events. The NSM emphasizes the importance of adhering to these restrictions to protect national security.