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Bengaluru: WithPM Narendra Modi scheduled to visit Bengaluru on Nov 13, police have tightened security, declaring a 1km radius around three key venues a temporary ‘No-fly zone’ for 11 hours to prevent any aerial security threat during his visit. The ban covers drones, unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), glider aircraft, small aircraft and all non-scheduled flights within the designated 1km radius of the three venues, including RA Mandurkar Fire and Emergency Services Training Centre Campus (Helipad-2), Bannerghatta Road, the designated landing venue for PM; Tavarekere Metro station, where PM is scheduled to inaugurate the Metro station; and IIMB auditorium,the venue for a special programme following the inauguration. Police have appealed to the public and aerial hobbyists to strictly adhere to the restrictions, warning that any unauthorised flying activity within the notified zones will invite stringent legal action.