Down Immigration Service Impacts Disruption On National Data Center System

Soekarno-Hatta Airport. (Photo: Antara)

The Directorate General of Immigration at the Ministry of Law and Human Rights revealed that currently all domestic immigration services are affected by the disruption of the National Data Center (PDN) system.

"Mido's friend, currently there is a system disturbance at the National Data Center (PDN) so that it has an impact on all immigration services," wrote the Directorate General of Immigration in a tweet on X.

Pengumuman: Gangguan Kesisteman Pada Pusat Data Nasional ⬇️ Informasi Lebih Lanjut ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/0L9kqkZsWw

— Ditjen Imigrasi (@ditjen_imigrasi) June 20, 2024

Announcement: Systemal Disorder At National Data Center More Information pic.twitter.com/0L9kqkZsWw

Furthermore, the Directorate General of Immigration also said that PDN was not only intended for the Directorate General of Immigration, but also for storage and data management centers belonging to all government agencies in Indonesia.

This disturbance was previously uploaded by one of the users X (@jesswjk) who appears to be queuing at Soekarno-Hatta international airport.

In his tweet, he said the immigration system could go down, it was extraordinary and no one was responsible on the site @ditjen_imigration.

In his latest post about an hour ago, the @jesswjk account said "Haha. Earlier, because my flight was about to leave plus I brought 3 children, I scolded. Finally, I was given through the side office (not knowing what their check process was because it was down) The important thing is to go through the main thing, when I passed, there were still hundreds who were detained in immigration"

Until now this article was written, Plt. Director of Government Information Application Service Aris Kurniawan, when contacted by VOI said he would immediately release his official statement.

Meanwhile, the Directorate General of Immigration emphasized that he would immediately inform again if the system had been operating normally.