PETALING JAYA: The surging popularity of drones must be met with clearer regulations and more extensive training courses for new pilots, says the Malaysia Unmanned Drones Activist Society (Mudas).
Its executive secretary William Alvisse said there was an urgent need to update drone laws, urging for more clarity between the commercial, academic and recreational drone operators.
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