A: Hey! Did you hear about the drone news?
B: No! What’s happening?
A: Apparently, the police want to make the no-fly zones around important places even bigger.
B: Really? Why?
A: Because they're worried drones could be used for, like, bad stuff, maybe even terrorism.
B: Wow, serious! So, what are “red zones”?
A: Those are the places where you absolutely can’t fly a drone – the Imperial Palace, the Prime Minister’s office, airports, everything.
B: And “yellow zones” are around those?
A: Exactly! They’re a little less strict, but now they want to make them much bigger. Like, almost a kilometer!
B: A kilometer! That's a long way! Why are they doing that?
A: Because some drones are *really* fast now. They used to go like 50 kilometers per hour, but now some go 150!
B: 150?! That’s super speedy!
A: Yeah! The police need more time to react if a drone gets too close.
B: So, what else?
A: They also want to make the penalties stricter for flying in *any* of those zones.
B: That makes sense. I heard something about a drone near the Imperial Palace last month!
A: Me too! Two tourists got questioned. They’re planning to change the law next year.