The Wall Street Journal report on a magnitude 6.8 earthquake struck southeastern Taiwan on Monday.
- There has been at least one fatality and dozens of injuries.
- The epicentre is in the relatively sparse southeastern coast area of Taiwan; aftershocks have been felt more widely.
- No significant tsunami waves were observed.
- A spokeswoman for Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC), the world’s largest contract chip maker, said there didn’t appear to be any significant impact from the quake.
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USGS have it at 5.5:
