Magnitude 7.0 Earthquake Strikes Taiwan, Shaking Taipei
A powerful magnitude 7.0 earthquake hit Taiwan's northeastern coast on Saturday, December 27, 2025, causing buildings to shake in the capital, Taipei. This was the second significant tremor in three days, though no immediate casualties or major damage have been reported.
- Magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck off Taiwan's northeastern coast of Yilan.
- Tremors were strongly felt across the island, including in Taipei.
- No tsunami warning was issued following the powerful seismic event.
- Damage assessments are currently underway; no immediate major casualties reported.
- This follows a magnitude 6.1 quake three days prior in Taitung.
- TSMC facilities had minor evacuations, with staff returning to posts.
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