Buildings collapse in eastern Taiwan as island hit its strongest earthquake in 25 years | South China Morning Post

A magnitude 7.3 earthquake struck the eastern coast of Taiwan on April 3, 2024, collapsing several buildings. The epicentre was located in waters about 25km (16 miles) south of the island’s eastern county of Hualien and 138km (86 miles) from Taipei. Tsunami warnings have also been issued for the island as well as fo…

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