Secondary school students across 26 governorates were unable to access their exams through the Education Ministry’s e-platform for two days in a row due to a system failure, AMAY reports. Minister Tarek Shawky said the problem was caused on the back of too much web traffic, since 2 mn tried to access a server designed to accommodate 600k.
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