Eastern Taiwan Hit by Series of Strong Earthquakes

A 6.3 magnitude quake follows a 5.7 tremor, shaking buildings in Taipei and affecting nearby regions.

The 6.3 magnitude earthquake struck 34 km off Hualien, with a depth of 9.7 km.
A preceding 5.7 magnitude quake hit northeastern Taiwan, shaking buildings but causing no major damage.
Taiwan's weather administration recorded over 12 aftershocks, warning of potential landslides.
Subway services in Taipei were temporarily affected, operating at lower speeds.
Taiwan frequently experiences earthquakes due to its location between two tectonic plates.