Approximately 15 percent of government services that were disrupted by a fire at the National Information Resources Service on Friday have been restored as of 10 a.m. Tuesday.

The Central Disaster and Safety Countermeasures Headquarters said about 700 personnel, including 130 government workers and 570 IT professionals, have been mobilized to restore critical systems.

The top priorities are grade one and two systems, which play a crucial role in government operations and serve a large number of users.

The recovery of grade three and four systems, which make up nearly two-thirds of the 647 affected, takes lower priority, slowing the overall recovery rate.

The government added that while some civil services have resumed, inconveniences persist, and estimated that restoring the 96 systems that were completely destroyed in the blaze will take about four weeks.