Large Earthquake Strikes Southeastern Taiwan
A powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 6.1 struck the southeastern coastal county of Taitung in Taiwan. The quake caused buildings to shake in the capital city of Taipei. Taiwan is located near a junction of tectonic plates which makes it prone to seismic activity. The event serves as a reminder of the earthquake risks in the region. No major damage reports were immediately highlighted in the summary.
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What was the magnitude of the earthquake in Taiwan?
The earthquake had a magnitude of 6.1.
Where was the earthquake epicenter?
The epicenter was in Taitung County on the southeastern coast.
Did the earthquake affect Taipei?
Yes the earthquake shook buildings in Taipei.
Why is Taiwan prone to earthquakes?
Taiwan is located near the junction of two tectonic plates.
When did this earthquake occur?
The earthquake struck on December 24.
