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AGC’s online facilities hit by unscheduled downtime

Disruption results in users being unable to access official website, all its internet services

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 13 Mar 2022 10:16PM

AGC’s online facilities hit by unscheduled downtime
The Attorney-General’s Chambers says an announcement will be made after the network has been restored. – Wikipedia pic, March 13, 2022

KUALA LUMPUR – The Attorney-General’s Chambers (AGC) this evening said all of its online applications have experienced an unexpected service disruption.

On its Twitter account, the AGC informed users that they will not be able to access the related web portal and applications.

However, it did not explain the reason behind the unscheduled downtime in its post at 7.31pm this evening.

“There is an unexpected disruption to all application systems and information communication technology (ICT) features of the Attorney-General’s Chambers, including the official website and online services,” the announcement read.

“An announcement will be made after the network has been restored. Any inconvenience caused is highly regretted. Thank you.”

Meanwhile, a visit to the AGC’s official page revealed that the website was still offline at the time of this writing. – The Vibes, March 13, 2022

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