Taiwan Hit by Cluster of Earthquakes, Strongest at 6.1 Magnitude

A cluster of earthquakes, including one measuring 6.1 magnitude, hit Taiwan on Tuesday, the U.S. Geological Survey reported. No damage or casualties were initially reported. The quakes occurred after a 7.4 magnitude quake struck earlier this month, causing 13 deaths and injuring over 1,000. Taiwan is frequently affected by earthquakes, but its excellent earthquake preparedness and strict construction standards have helped minimize their impact on its 23 million residents.

Another Earthquake Hits Taiwan, Magnitude 6.1

A 6.1 magnitude earthquake struck Taiwan early this morning, just off the coast. The quake comes on the heels of a stronger 7.4 magnitude earthquake earlier this month. The latest quake has not yet caused any reported damage, but it has heightened anxiety among residents. The Taiwan Earthquake Center is still investigating the quake and has not yet determined if it is an aftershock or a separate event.

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