An earthquake of 6.1 magnitude jolts Taiwan
6.1 magnitude quake shakes self-ruled island with epicenter along east coast, says weather bureau.
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A strong earthquake jolted Taiwan on Monday, the self-ruled island's weather bureau announced.
According to Taiwan's Central Weather Bureau, the 6.1 magnitude earthquake shook the island at around 2.23 p.m. (0623GMT).
The epicenter of the earthquake was situated on the east coast in Hualien County at a depth of 27.5 kilometers (17 miles), the bureau said.
There were no reports of casualties or material damage as of the report's release.
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