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According to the minister, the systems are expected to be operational Monday morning.
The Customs Department informed us that currently the information from the failed server has already been transferred to the infrastructure of the State Information Technology Center and the test work will be carried out over the weekend. The systems are expected to work properly as early as Monday morning, “G. Skaistė said in the report.
“However, it must be recognized that this problem could have been avoided if previous governments had made the right decisions not to keep the Customs Department in place and not to save at the expense of information systems, which today affects business of the country, “he added. said the finance minister.
According to the Customs Department, despite the disruptions, the throughput of freight transport through border checkpoints is currently 80%. design bandwidth, and by opening an additional lane for empty cars, your inspection is shortened to 5 minutes. 380 cars are said to have passed the Medininkai checkpoint on Thursday, when the usual capacity reaches around 500 cars a day.
ELTA recalls that the riots were reported as early as Tuesday. Currently, the Customs Declaration Processing System (MDAS), the National Traffic Control System (NTKS), the Data Collection and Processing System on Trade Flows of the Republic of Lithuania with the Member States of the European Union (IDAIS ) are not operational.
Normantė Žekonienė Eltai, Deputy Director of the Customs Information Systems Center, stated that the fault that caused the customs IT systems to malfunction was not eliminated and that all information is currently being transferred to the service center systems state IT department.
At the time, Romas Austinskas, president of the Lithuanian National Association of Road Carriers Linava, said that due to congestion on the Lithuanian-Belarusian border caused by a non-working IT declaration system, carriers demanded to apply to the state for damages.
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