South Korea's government computer network overloaded from overseas, affecting Public Procurement Agency's bidding announcement

On the 23rd, a problem occurred where the South Korean government's administrative computer network became temporarily unavailable due to heavy access from overseas. National Comprehensive Electronic Procurement System “Narachan” operated by the Procurement Agency
An error occurred for about an hour, forcing the bid announcement submission deadline to be postponed. According to the agency, the administrative computer network will be available from 9:19 a.m. to 10:21 a.m. that day.
A failure occurred and the network became unstable. As a result, the ``Narachant'' site also stopped working properly, and users were unable to perform tasks such as bidding and signing contracts.
The agency identified the cause of the failure as overload due to intensive access from overseas. More than 1,600 bid announcements whose submission deadlines were approaching during the outage have been postponed.
We have taken steps to extend the deadline. An official at the agency said, ``The general bidding platform was suspended, and operations were delayed for about an hour, but we currently understand that there is no particular damage.''
We will stabilize the service so that it does not occur." The South Korean government's administrative computer network suffered from an outage for three days starting on the 17th of this month, causing major problems in processing complaints and issuing documents. This time's tiger
With Bull, reliability was again called into question.