Taiwan earthquake killed 4, missing 145

the powerful earthquake in Taiwan caused the death toll as the number of dead people reached four. According to official information, 145 people are missing.

A deep earthquake of 6.1 magnitudes was felt near the famous Huyian city of Taiwan on Tuesday night.

A news agency Reuters report said that so far 225 people were injured in the earthquake. Among the injured, there are Japan, Czech Republic and Chinese citizens.

Many of the missing people are believed to have been trapped under various buildings including the collapsed military hospitals. Rescuers are looking at the rescue workers with anxiety and fear in search of missing people. Many people took part in the rescue.

Hualien City is home to around one hundred thousand people. The earthquake has become inaccessible to break the city's roads. Nearly 40,000 homes of the city have become uninhabited and 1,900 houses have become uninterrupted.

Rescuers surrounded a multi-storied residential building in damaged buildings. The windows of the building collapsed and the building was tilted 40 degrees. Rescuers have continued their work through this.

Lin Ching to run a food hotel beside the military hospital. He said, "Since the earthquake, we are still under the open sky." He said, 'I was running with my wife and children. I tried to rescue others. '

According to BBC News, Taiwanese officials said that more than 150 people were rescued from Hualian's hotel and residential area. Several structures of the city have been broken by the earthquake and the ruins are seen spread all over. Especially the affected areas of the affected areas have been severely damaged.

President Syi-Yin Wen rushed to the spot to see the direct rescue.

In a statement from the President's Office, the cabinet and the concerned ministries were instructed to take immediate action against 'disaster relief'. At the same time, he also ordered to help with speed relief.

In 2016, a devastating earthquake killed 117 people in Taiwan.