A system of early detection of
forest fires is planned to be launched in Kazakhstan. It will enable real-time identification
of fire hazards and prompt transmission of information. A 24-hour video
monitoring system and a network of autonomous smoke detectors will be installed
in national parks, reserves, and specially protected areas. In addition, there
are plans to use drones, which will provide the decision-making center with
information and help coordinate fire suppression efforts. The aircraft will
also be utilized to establish safe evacuation routes and to detect and rescue
victims.
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