New Drone Rules for 2026 World Cup

2026年世界盃無人機新規定

Jun 18, 2026, 19:03
CanadaSports

Introduction

Mexico, the USA, and Canada want to stop drones at the 2026 World Cup.

墨西哥、美國和加拿大希望在2026年世界盃禁止無人機。

Main Body

Mexico has a big plan. They use 100,000 police officers. They found one drone near the South Korea team. The coach was not happy, but the team is okay.

墨西哥有一個大計劃。他們動用了10萬名警察。他們在韓國隊附近發現了一架無人機。總教練很不開心，但球隊平安無事。

The USA found more than 50 drones. People cannot fly drones near stadiums. If they do, they must pay $100,000 or go to jail. The FBI helps the police.

美國發現了超過50架無人機。人們不能在體育場附近飛行無人機。如果違反規定，必須支付10萬美元或入獄。FBI會協助警方。

Canada also bans drones in Vancouver and Toronto. In 2024, a drone watched the New Zealand team. Canada lost points in the Olympics because of this. Now they have strict rules.

加拿大也在溫哥華和多倫多禁止無人機。在2024年，一架無人機監視了紐西蘭隊。加拿大因此在奧運會中被扣分。現在他們有了嚴格的規定。

Conclusion

These three countries want to keep the players and fans safe from drones.

這三個國家希望保護球員和球迷免於無人機的威脅。

Vocabulary Learning

🚨 Stopping and Banning

Look at these words from the text: Stop, Cannot, Bans.

These words all mean one thing: NO 🚫.

  • Stop →\rightarrow Make something end.
  • Cannot →\rightarrow Not able to do it.
  • Ban →\rightarrow A legal rule that says "No."

🧩 The 'Number' Pattern

In English, we put the number before the thing we are counting. This is a golden rule for A2 students:

Number+extThing\text{Number} + ext{Thing}

  • 100,000 →\rightarrow police officers
  • 50 →\rightarrow drones
  • three →\rightarrow countries

Quick Tip: If there is more than one, always add an -s to the end of the thing (Officer →\rightarrow Officers).

Vocabulary Learning

drone (n.)
A small flying machine without a pilot
Example:The drone took a photo of the stadium from the sky.
officer (n.)
A person who works for the police
Example:The police officer told the driver to stop.
stadium (n.)
A large open area with seats for watching sports
Example:The football stadium was full of fans.
jail (n.)
A place where criminals are kept
Example:The man had to go to jail for stealing.
ban (v.)
To say that something is not allowed
Example:The school decided to ban mobile phones in class.
strict (adj.)
Following rules exactly and expecting others to do the same
Example:My teacher is very strict about being on time.
Practice A2 words in a crossword→