Core Points - The South Korean government announced that over half of the administrative systems affected by a fire at the National Information Resources Management Institute have been restored, entering a "gradual recovery phase" [1] - As of 9 AM on October 20, 373 out of 709 affected administrative systems have resumed operation, with 77.5% of the "level one" systems, which are critical due to high user demand, back to normal [1] - The recovery includes key systems such as those for managing organ transplant surgeries and blood supply, as well as emergency rescue and disaster response systems from the Korean Fire Agency [1] - An online reservation system for cremation services is set to be restored on October 21 [1] - The National Information Resources Management Institute, located approximately 140 kilometers south of Seoul, is considered the central hub of South Korea's national computer network [1] - The fire incident occurred on the evening of September 26 [1]

Core Points - The South Korean government reported that over half of the administrative systems affected by a fire at the National Information Resources Management Institute have been restored, entering a "gradual recovery phase" [1] - As of 9 AM on the 20th, 373 out of 709 affected administrative systems have resumed operation, with 77.5% of the "level one" systems, which are critical due to high user demand, back to normal [1] - The latest restored systems include health systems for managing organ transplant schedules and blood supply, as well as emergency rescue and disaster response systems from the Korean Fire Agency [1] - The fire occurred on the evening of September 26 at the National Information Resources Management Institute, located approximately 140 kilometers south of Seoul, which is considered the central hub of South Korea's national computer network [1]