Taiwan Hit by Strongest Earthquake in Nearly 25 Years
The recent earthquake in Taiwan, measuring up to 7.4 on the Richter scale, resulted in at least 10 deaths, over a thousand injuries, and significant infrastructure damage.
- The earthquake occurred early Wednesday morning, impacting nearly 24 million residents and causing widespread devastation.
- US Geological Survey measured the quake at 7.4, with Taiwan's agency reporting a 7.2 magnitude, centered near Hualien City.
- Despite the destruction, Taiwan's resilient infrastructure allowed for quick recovery in many areas, with major transportation systems operating normally.
- Experts highlight the importance of strong building codes and disaster preparedness, drawing parallels with California's earthquake risks.
- Donations are being accepted to support relief efforts, as authorities and organizations mobilize to assist those affected.
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