A 6.3 earthquake rocked Taiwan, on Sunday afternoon.
The quake was centered near Jenai, about one hundred and fifty miles south of Taipei.
Two people were killed and at least twenty-one injured, by the quake.
There were no reports of major damage, with objects falling down, but no building collapses.
Rock slides closed several roads, until crews could clear them.
Aftershocks continued throughout the rest of the day, and on into Monday.

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