Police in the Turkestan region, southern Kazakhstan, have begun actively using drones to identify vehicles with outstanding debts.
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According to the regional police department, modern technology is being deployed to maintain public order and improve road safety. Drones, along with the Korgau information system, are helping officers quickly detect violations and monitor traffic conditions in real time.
During one raid, a Changan vehicle with unpaid fines was identified using a drone and subsequently towed to an impound lot. A Chevrolet Monza with the largest outstanding debt was also located.
Authorities said the majority of recorded violations were related to speeding.
