Taiwan rail, MRT trains run at reduced speed after 6.2 magnitude quake

A magnitude 6.2 earthquake that struck at sea off the coast of eastern Taiwan at 12:03 p.m. Thursday resulted in Taipei MRT trains and railway services nationwide temporarily operating at reduced speed but had no impact on Taiwan's industrial sector, according to official sources.

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