Reports of preliminary damage are emerging following a 7.4 magnitude earthquake in Taiwan. The earthquake has resulted in tilted houses and damage in Hualien County, according to Taiwan's Defense Ministry.
In response to the disaster, military troops have been dispatched for disaster relief efforts to minimize further damage. Schools and work have been suspended in the affected areas due to the ongoing aftershocks.
The earthquake, with a magnitude of 7.4, has caused significant concern among residents and authorities. The Defense Ministry's swift action in deploying troops for disaster relief highlights the urgency of the situation.
Residents in the affected areas are urged to remain cautious and follow safety protocols as aftershocks continue to be felt. The extent of the damage caused by the earthquake is still being assessed, and authorities are working diligently to provide assistance to those in need.
Our thoughts are with the people of Taiwan during this challenging time, and we hope for a swift recovery and minimal further damage as the situation unfolds.
