Ministry of Health Databases Begin Automatically Detecting Ineligible Drivers
Summary
Kazakhstan's digital healthcare databases have helped restrict more than 10,000 driving licenses due to medical conditions.
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Information systems operated by Kazakhstan's Ministry of Healthcare have begun automatically identifying drivers who have medical contraindications and dangerous conditions that prevent them from operating vehicles.
According to the Vice Minister, the implementation of this automated digital tracking system has already led to the restriction of more than 10,000 driver's licenses across the country.
The integration of public health records with transport registries is aimed at improving road safety and preventing individuals with disqualifying health conditions from driving.
Source: inbusiness.kz
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