Singapore’s National Day Parade (NDP) 2026 includes restrictions on flying kites and using drones in selected areas on certain dates, according to reports from Channel NewsAsia and The Straits Times. Both outlets say the rules prohibit kite-flying and drone use in designated locations and specify that the restrictions are tied to particular days leading up to or during the NDP period. The Straits Times also adds that the restrictions are mostly implemented in the evening, indicating that enforcement is focused on the time when such activities could be most disruptive or create safety concerns near NDP venues and viewing areas. Channel NewsAsia similarly reports that kite flying and drones are barred in specific zones on specified dates, but does not provide additional timing details in the excerpt provided. Both sources frame the measures as part of the NDP’s preparations to manage public activity in and around event areas, without commenting on exemptions or penalties in the provided text. Further details on the exact dates, locations, and time windows are implied to be available in the official NDP-related notices.