From leaning buildings to choppy pools: Videos capture moment Taiwan quake struck

Wednesday, 3 April 2024
A series of videos have captured the moment Taiwan was struck by its most powerful earthquake in more than two decades.

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News video: Videos show aftermath of Taiwan earthquake as search and rescue efforts continue

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The footage captures the sobering aftermath of a recent earthquake that struck Taiwan, revealing the widespread devastation and chaos left in its wake. Buildings lie in ruins, their once sturdy structures reduced to piles of debris. Rescue workers can be seen tirelessly combing through the rubble,...

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