'Unsafe conditions' keep London library branch with leaky roof closed
Still recovering from a cyberattack, London Public Library has been forced to shutter its Beacock branch because of a leaky roof.
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Still recovering from a cyberattack, London Public Library has been forced to shutter its Beacock branch because of a leaky roof.
Staff at the main branch of the London Public Library used recycling bins to collect water leaking through the roof onto the third floor
Officials at the London Public Library said they are slowly recovering from a cyberattack.
The London Public Library (LPL), a prominent institution serving thousands of residents in Ontario, Canada, continues to grapple with the aftermath of a cyberattack last week, with the announcement that three of its branches will remain closed until 2nd January 2024.
On Wednesday, London Public Library officials reported a major systems outage, with all their computerized services down. Now they believe they have identified the reason.