The China Earthquake Network officially determined that at 02:32 on April 23, a 6.2-magnitude earthquake occurred in Hualien County, Taiwan (23.81 degrees north latitude, 121.53 degrees east longitude), with an epicenter depth of 10 kilometers.
The China Earthquake Network officially determined that at 02:26 on April 23, a 6.3-magnitude earthquake occurred in the sea area of Hualien County, Taiwan (23.70 degrees north latitude, 121.68 degrees east longitude), with an epicenter depth of 10 kilometers.
The China Earthquake Network officially determined that a 4.8-magnitude earthquake occurred in Hualien County, Taiwan at 03:19 on April 23, with an epicenter depth of 10 kilometers and an epicenter at 23.88 degrees north latitude and 121.57 degrees east longitude.
The China Earthquake Network officially determined that a 4.6-magnitude earthquake occurred in the sea area of Hualien County, Taiwan at 03:34 on April 23, with an epicenter depth of 10 kilometers and an epicenter located at 23.77 degrees north latitude and 121.58 degrees east longitude, about 1 km away from Taiwan Island.
The China Earthquake Network officially determined that a 4.8-magnitude earthquake occurred in the sea area of Hualien County, Taiwan at 04:03 on April 23, with an epicenter depth of 10 kilometers and an epicenter located at 23.80 degrees north latitude and 121.61 degrees east longitude, about 3 kilometers away from Taiwan Island.
Many earthquakes in Fujian were strongly felt
Many netizens were woken up!
According to the China Earthquake Network Quick Report Directory, a total of 321 earthquakes of magnitude 4 or higher have occurred within 200 kilometers of the epicenter in the past five years, and the largest earthquake is on April 3, 2024 (21 kilometers away from the epicenter), and the distribution of the top 50 historical earthquakes by magnitude is shown in the figure.