Ecuador's government will ask the legislature to approve a law that would allow the Andean country to bring down irregular airplanes, President Guillermo Lasso said on Wednesday, part of a crackdown by his administration on crime and drug trafficking.
that allows for increased police patrols, among other things. He also wants to set up a new coastal radar system.
Citing the military, he said that part of the country's territory had been taken over by drug traffickers. Violent deaths have also risen within prisons. Last month 119 people were killed in disturbances in a prison in Guayaquil, which the government has blamed on fighting between drug gangs. The systems will help identify airplanes that have entered the country's airspace without authorization, he said, adding that planes arriving with guns and money and leaving with drugs have been detected on clandestine runways in both provinces.
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