More than 600 people still stranded in Taiwan three days after the earthquake

taipei. More than 600 people are still stranded on Saturday, three days after a powerful earthquake struck Taiwan. The earthquake that occurred in Taiwan on Wednesday is considered to be the most powerful earthquake in the last 25 years, due to which many buildings were damaged and many people were trapped in remote areas. At least 12 people died due to this earthquake. Rescue workers are planning to bring heavy equipment on Saturday to rescue two bodies buried under rocks on the Shakadang road. Four more people are missing on the Shakadang road in Taroko National Park, located in rugged mountainous terrain. Rescue operations were halted on Friday afternoon due to aftershocks.

At least 12 people died in Taiwan’s earthquake on Wednesday while 10 others are missing. More than 600 people, including about 450 people trapped in a hotel in ‘Taroko Park’, are stranded in various places that have been cut off from other places due to rockslides and other damage. Taiwan has strict building standards and extensive education programs to educate people about earthquake safety, resulting in relatively few casualties despite such a powerful earthquake. Died.

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