The Central News Agency is responding with ministries in charge of the disability system, such as the Ministry of Science and ICT, the Ministry of Health and Welfare, and the Ministry of Education, to identify and resolve the damage situation. A situation management team, a work continuity team, and a disability action team are set up to focus on identifying the on-site situation and taking measures for disability.
As more than 250 of the 384 burned batteries have been taken out, recovery is also progressing.
Failure measures will be restored to the thermostat within this day and the network equipment will be restored by tomorrow. In addition, it checks whether the administrative information system that has been preemptively shut down is restarted to safely preserve the information system.
The Ministry of the Interior and Safety said, "If the work is successfully completed, 551 systems that were suspended to safely preserve the information system will be able to be restarted in stages."
The restoration will first be restarted on the system that has not been damaged by fire.
The restart will prioritize systems that affect public safety, public property and economic activities, and will be prioritized according to the rating system, such as the importance of the system.
For 96 systems in the 7-1 computer room that were directly damaged by the fire, previous restoration is being considered using available resources in state resources due to physical damage. It will consider relocating to a public-private cooperative cloud service within the Daegu Center.
Minister Yoon said, "It is regrettable that the work that was carried out to lower the risk of the battery in advance led to the accident," and asked, "We will put all our efforts into minimizing the adverse effects on public safety, protection of public property and economic activities."
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It's truly baffling how our country has been run.
This administrative system wasn't built yesterday or today—so what have they been doing all this time?
In November 2023, when the nationwide local government administrative network ‘Saeol Local Administration Information System’ and the online civil service portal ‘Government24’ experienced disruptions, halting civil services, then-Democratic Party leader President Lee criticized, “President Yoon Suk-yeol has made no comment on this incident,” and added, “It is only right to immediately dismiss Minister Lee Sang-min, who is responsible for this situation.” President Lee further stated, “Every authority comes with corresponding responsibility. If you were given power to work, and you failed or made mistakes, you should take responsibility and say ‘I’m sorry.’ Blaming others or the previous administration is not what responsibility looks like.”
So there was a service outage two years ago as well, and now the ruling party—formerly the rebellion party—is using it as ammunition again.
Even a flea should have some shame. Shouldn't they first explain what they've been doing for the past two years?
Start with an apology.
Admit that after taking power, they were busy preparing for martial law and neglected actual governance. Start by apologizing for that.
The Minister of the Interior and Safety should also apologize for not properly grasping the situation in the first few months after taking office.
We need a thorough inspection with a properly functioning system.
Let’s not run a country based on luck.