"289 Systems Including Legal Information and Veterans Services to Be Fully Restored by End of This Month"

"Full-Scale Restoration of Daejeon Center Storage"
Structural Diagnosis Conducted Following Fire Damage
Daegu Center Recovery to Proceed in Coordination with Relevant Ministries

The government has announced plans to restore approximately 200 systems, including veterans and legal information services, which were suspended due to the fire at the National Information Resources Service, by the end of this month.

Yoon Hojoong, head of the Central Disaster and Safety Countermeasures Headquarters and Minister of the Interior and Safety, stated at a headquarters meeting on the morning of the 16th, "The government is accelerating the restoration of the storage at the Daejeon Center, and we expect to speed up the recovery process."

Yonhap News Agency

The government aims to complete the recovery of 289 systems, including Grade 1 and 2 services such as legal information services that have a significant impact on daily life, by the end of this month. Additionally, 76 other systems, such as those related to legislative education, are scheduled to resume service by the 20th of next month.

Yoon also said, "We have conducted a structural diagnosis of the Daejeon Center building to analyze the impact of the fire on the building's stability. All newly introduced equipment is being deployed only after thoroughly reviewing load and safety standards, and we are strictly adhering to safety principles throughout the recovery process."

He added, "For systems that need to be relocated to the Daegu Center, we will work closely with relevant ministries to ensure a stable and systematic transfer."

As of 6 a.m. on October 16, 324 out of 709 systems had been restored, bringing the overall recovery rate to 45.7%. With the restoration of the Grade 1 resident registration card mobile verification service, the recovery rate for Grade 1 systems has risen to 77.5%.