Law enforcement technology in Kazakhstan has taken a new step forward - police drones are now not only recording violations but also addressing citizens directly through loudspeakers.

The upgraded unmanned aerial systems are equipped with light signals and audio broadcasting systems. In real time, they warn residents about the need to comply with the law, delivering preventive messages when infractions are detected, The Caspian Post reports via Kazakh media.

The drones patrol public spaces, pedestrian zones, residential courtyards, and crowded areas. If they identify violations - such as littering, spitting in public places, minor hooliganism, or jaywalking - the devices issue immediate verbal warnings to those involved.

Officials say the goal is to enhance preventive policing and improve public discipline without direct physical intervention.