Following a 7.4 magnitude earthquake that struck Taiwan on Wednesday morning, tsunami warnings were issued for several countries in the region. However, Taiwan, Japan, and the Philippines have all canceled their tsunami warnings after observing minimal impact from the tsunami waves.
In Taiwan, tsunami heights reached nearly half a meter in Chenggong, located approximately 100 km south of the quake's epicenter. While the observed tsunami heights were relatively low, it is important to note that tsunami waves can significantly increase in height as they approach the shore.
