Death Toll from Taiwan Quake Rises to 16

The death toll from the 7.4 magnitude earthquake in Hualien, Taiwan, on April 3 has risen to 16, with 1,146 injured and 3 still missing. New footage captures the harrowing moments of a driver navigating the mountain road during the quake, narrowly escaping landslides. The vehicle, carrying two Thai nationals, received a warning moments before the quake struck. The images show the driver skillfully maneuvering the car into a tunnel as rocks cascade down. The earthquake severely impacted Taroko Valley, known for its narrow passages and rock formations, resulting in landslides and road closures. Search efforts continue in the area, now closed to visitors.