Flight canceled due to drone

The runway at Gatwick, one of the busiest airports in the UK, has been closed for fear of drone strikes. The flight of thousands of passengers was canceled, the BBC reported.
The report said the runway of the airport was closed from Wednesday night local time. About 10 thousand passengers suffered. Authorities saw two drones flying in the airport area. After seeing the drone for the first time, the search started. Then the drone was seen again. As a result, the runway was closed. Police are looking for those who were controlling the drone.
At 9 pm local time, two drones suddenly came to the notice of the airport authorities. It is then seen that two drones are approaching the control room from where the runway is operated. After that the runway was closed. After that the runway was opened but after 45 minutes when the two drones came in sight again, the runway was closed for the second time.
Gatwick Chief Operating Officer Chris Woodruff said police were looking for drone operators. The problem will be solved as soon as they are found.