Rescuers are planning to bring in heavy equipment to try to recover two bodies buried under boulders on a hiking trail, three days after Taiwan’s strongest earthquake in 25 years.
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More than 600 people still stranded in Taiwan, 3 days after earthquake that killed at least 12
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More than 600 people still stranded in Taiwan, 3 days after earthquake that killed at least 12 - The Daily Reporter
Some 200 residents near the epicenter were staying in temporary shelters as the main road linking the affected area to the capital, Taipei, was still closed.
Taiwan continued rescue efforts for scores of trapped and missing people on Thursday, a day after a 7.4-magnitude earthquake that killed at least nine people.
By Helen Regan, Nectar Gan and Gladys Tsai, CNN (CNN) — Rescue teams Thursday were trying to reach more than 600 people in eastern Taiwan following the strongest earthquake to hit the island in decades, as the number of people injured passed 1,000.
Many residents in the worst-hit city of Hualien spend the night outdoors in a tent on a sports ground as a series of more than 300 aftershocks followed the worst quake to hit Taiwan in 25 years.
Rescue operations continue in Taiwan, where the strongest earthquake in 25 years struck the island nation, damaging buildings, killing 10 people and injuring hundreds more.
Rescue teams are trying to reach more than 600 people in eastern Taiwan following the strongest earthquake to hit the island in decades. Follow for live updates.
The number of people injured in a 7.2 magnitude earthquake in eastern Taiwan climbed past 1,000 on Thursday though the death toll remained steady at nine, with dozens workers on their way to a hotel in a national park mostly now found safe.
TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — Rescuers were planning to bring in heavy equipment on Saturday to try to recover two bodies buried under boulders on a hiking trail, three days after Taiwan’s strongest earthquake in 25 years.
Rescuers are planning to bring in heavy equipment to try to recover two bodies buried under boulders on a hiking trail, three days after Taiwan’s strongest earthquake in 25 years.
More than 600 people remain stranded and are still awaiting rescue in Taiwan since a 7.4 magnitude tremor earthquake struck on Wednesday, the Taiwan’s National Fire Agency (NFA) said in a statement Saturday, with 12 more people still missing.
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