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 本帖最后由 Accommodation 于 2013-3-27 18:11 编辑  
 
Strong quake causes injuries in Taiwan  
 
A strong earthquake struck rural central Taiwan, swaying buildings, sending school children to seek cover and injuring at least 20 people.  
 
The Central Weather Bureau said the magnitude-6.1 earthquake was felt throughout the island. Buildings swayed in the capital Taipei, and sections of the high-speed rail were suspended from service to be inspected for damage.  
 
The U.S. Geological Survey placed the magnitude at 6. The quake's depth was a relatively shallow 15 kilometres.  
 
Near the epicentre in Nantou County, a section of a ceiling fell from a government office and injured one worker, officials said.  
 
All-together, at least 20 people were injured, mostly by fallen objects, the Fire Department said. A house fire caused by leaking gas was quickly put out, it added.  
 
Nantou government official Chen Min-hui said tiles fell from a few school buildings and minor cracks appeared on walls, but all structures remained intact.  
 
Nantou is a rural county about 250 kilometres south of Taipei. It is near the epicentre of a magnitude-7.6 earthquake that killed more than 2,300 people in 1999.  
 
Earthquakes frequently rattle Taiwan, but most are minor and cause little or no damage. |   
 
  
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