Aftershocks continue to occur in eastern Taiwan. Two buildings have collapsed with a scale of 6 or above on the Richter scale.

Hualien County in eastern Taiwan has been experiencing constant earthquakes since Monday (April 22), with the largest magnitude reaching 6.3 on the Richter scale, causing three buildings to tilt and causing panic among the people. The Taiwan Meteorological Administration stated that the recent earthquakes are all aftershocks after the major earthquake on April 3. It is expected that there will be more aftershocks in the next six months to a year, and larger earthquakes cannot be ruled out.