The sudden breakdown in the computer system of the Department of Immigration and Emigration that occurred this morning (11) has now been rectified.
The Department’s Media Spokesperson, Mahesh Karunadasa, stated that the affected computer system has been restored and is now functioning normally.
Passport issuance services had been temporarily disrupted earlier this morning due to the technical fault in the computer system.
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