A drunken woman from Kazakhstan was removed from the Aktau-Baku flight for using foul language.

According to the Telegram channel of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the incident occurred during a pre-flight inspection at the airport in the city of Aktau.

"A 49-year-old resident of the city, while in a state of intoxication, used obscene language towards the security personnel and did not respond to their remarks," law enforcement officials report.

The woman was detained and held administratively accountable under two articles of the Administrative Code of the Republic of Kazakhstan - for consuming alcoholic beverages or appearing in public places while intoxicated, and for petty hooliganism, resulting in a fine of 5 MRP (19,660 tenge).

The case regarding petty hooliganism has been forwarded to the court for procedural determination.

"Since the beginning of the year, transport police across the country have recorded about 53 incidents of petty hooliganism, where citizens disregarded the law, disrupted public order, and disturbed the peace of others."

"Additionally, 54 individuals have been removed from flights for various administrative offenses, including 31 for appearing in public places while intoxicated and others," the publication notes.

Recall that a week ago, we reported that a citizen of China was fined and removed from a flight for spitting in the waiting area of the local departures at Almaty Airport.

In November of last year, we reported that since the beginning of 2024, nearly 500 citizens have been removed from flights in Kazakhstan. Frequent reasons include passengers appearing intoxicated and smoking on board the aircraft.

For instance, in October, a 34-year-old man was detained at Astana Airport for using obscene language towards airline staff while intoxicated and resisting police.

In August, police at the airport detained a 29-year-old passenger of the "Almaty-Sochi" flight. During boarding, she was in a state of intoxication, used obscene language towards airline staff, behaved aggressively, and did not respond to remarks.

In July, a video was posted on social media showing a female passenger complaining that she was not allowed on board the plane allegedly due to "red eyes." She claimed she could undergo an examination. Later, the young woman admitted that she was drunk and would pay the fine.