Minister warns 6.3-magnitude quake could devastate Taipei: bring down 4,000 building

Posted on July 9, 2013 by The Extinction Protocol
July 9, 2013 – TAIWAN – Taipei would be devastated if a 6.3-magnitude earthquake, which struck central Taiwan’s Nantou in June, hit the capital, Interior Minister Lee Hong-yuan said Monday. The quake could bring down 4,000 buildings in Taipei, Lee said during a speech — on coping with and adjusting to climate change — at the Taichung City Hall. On June 2, an earthquake of 6.3 magnitude struck Nantou’s Jhushan Township, causing the death of four people. In his speech, the minister also cautioned the public to be prepared to deal with the effects of climate change. Lee, a former civil engineering professor, said Taiwan’s average temperature increases by around 1.5% a year, which is double the annual global rate. –Focus Taiwan
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1 Response to Minister warns 6.3-magnitude quake could devastate Taipei: bring down 4,000 building

  1. count down to zero time says:
    July 9, 2013 at 11:22 am

    the pillars of the west are about to fall. The barbarian nation of china is about to reap all these rewards.

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