According to the official measurement by the China Earthquake Networks Center, a magnitude 4.6 earthquake struck Yilan County, Taiwan (24.67°N, 121.66°E) at 09:53 on April 9, 2024, with a focal depth of 33 kilometers. Preliminary data indicates the earthquake measured magnitude 4.6, with its epicenter located in the Yilan region and a moderate focal depth. No reports of casualties or significant property damage have been received at this time.

The Taiwan authorities and relevant departments have promptly activated emergency response plans, closely monitoring the situation on the ground and strengthening precautions against aftershocks. Following the earthquake, residents in some areas reported noticeable tremors, with minor shaking occurring in certain locations. However, no structural damage has been reported. Experts caution that although this earthquake was relatively minor in magnitude, aftershocks may still occur. They advise the public to remain vigilant, stay away from vulnerable buildings and hazardous areas, and prioritize personal safety.

Additionally, relevant authorities are conducting further investigations into the incident's details and calling on all sectors of society to focus on disaster prevention and mitigation efforts. This includes strengthening scientific emergency response plans and rescue capabilities to address potential emergencies. The earthquake serves as another stark reminder of the critical importance of mitigating seismic risks and enhancing public safety awareness.