King Charles III makes the security of Sandringham after the incident

King Charles III Can sleep well after new no-fly limitations have been approved for his Sandringham estate.
According to 4 March, the security services of the royal family have requested new limitations, according to Sun After drones were reportedly seen over the estate. The drones were reportedly taken back to a man who was in a car nearby.
The British transport secretary Heidi Alexander According to the order on March 10, according to Hello!. The new guidelines limit aircraft to fly under 2,000 feet in Sandringham, that is Charles, 76, and woman Queen Consort CamillaThe country house that has 20,000 hectares.
The restrictions are in force “for reasons of public safety and safety”, according to the exhaust valve, which stated that the order stated: “These regulations impose restrictions on flying near Sandringham House, Norfolk.”
Royal Air Travel, visitors to visitors and police and emergency services aircraft are exempt from the order.
The Bevel concluded: “Given the need for the security for members of the royal family and other dignitaries who stay at Sandringham House and have been agreed at the request of the security services, it has been agreed by the Civil Aviation Authority and the Department for Transport that must be limited in the vicinity of public security and safety.”

The new flying rules were ordered only a few days after Charles had organized the Ukrainian president VolodyMyr Zelensky On the estate in the midst of Ukraine’s constant war with Russia.
“I am very grateful for this meeting and for how his Majesty Ukraine helps and supports us,” Zensky, 47, told reporters after the meeting of 2 March per Hello!. “He met our warriors here, trained in the UK, and we are very grateful to the royal family for their support.”
The change in security also comes less than a month after Charles was admitted to the hospital in the midst of his continuous treatment of cancer. Buckingham Palace confirmed on March 27 that the king was taken to the hospital after a response to his treatment for an unprecedented type of cancer, which he announced to the public in February 2024.
“The king experienced temporary side effects that required a short observation period in the hospital,” said the statement. “The afternoon assignments of his Majesty were therefore postponed.” The palace later revealed that Charles would return to his “usual working week” on 1 April.
Earlier this month, Camilla, 77, told the British journalists who visited the couple to Italy that her husband is being fulfilled by his work despite his health surfaces and Downs.
“I think he likes his work, and it keeps him going,” she said on April 13, according to Hello!. “And I think it’s great, you know, if you’ve been sick and you recover, you get better and now he wants to do more and more. That’s the problem. That is what he is being driven by. Helping others.”