Lithuania, Medicine, Technology

"Specialists of the Center of Registers continued their effort over the weekend to restore the system. Firs of all, data from the back-up storage were being downloaded into the server. The work was completed on Thursday morning. After that, they started importing data into an Oracle data base," Mindaugas Samkus, spokesman for the Center of Registers, told LETA/BNS.

"Once this work is completed, testing will take place. Once we are sure of the system's integrity and data's correctness, the system could be restored. (…) We are doing everything we can and hope that the system could be up and running early this week," he said.

The e-health system went down following a rainstorm in Vilnius last Monday after a pipe burst and flooded the Center of registers' server room. It led to the failure of many systems operated by the Center of Registers. The e-health system has not been restored yet.