Hualien quake causes brief transport delays, CWA warns of aftershocks

A magnitude-5.7 earthquake that struck off the coast of Hualien in eastern Taiwan on Monday caused brief transportation disruptions in northern and eastern Taiwan, as authorities warned that aftershocks of magnitude 5 or higher could occur over the next three days.

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