An application for identifying fire risks in homes is being tested in Kazakhstan.
The Ministry of Emergency Situations is developing a digital system to identify residential buildings with an increased risk of fires and monitor the cancellation of violations, said Emergency Situations Minister Murat Mohanov at the cabinet meeting.
According to the minister, the application will make it possible to transfer inspection records of the residential sector to an electronic format, to identify addresses that require special attention and to track the cancellation of identified violations.
A mobile application "Tomer 112" was developed which aims to increase the effectiveness of prevention in the residential sector. The application will allow you to keep electronic records of transitions in the residential sector, document fire risks with photo recording and geographic location, as well as create a unified database.
In the future, the accumulated information will make it possible to identify the most vulnerable houses, monitor the cancellation of identified violations and provide the duty services with up-to-date information for making operational decisions when reporting fires. This creates a unified digital system that combines prevention and rapid response," said Murat Mohanov.
The project is currently being tested in the Abyei area. After evaluating the results, they plan to introduce it in other parts of the country.