Taiwan has been rocked by 180 earthquakes in 24 hours including two above magnitude six.
 
Two buildings are tilting dangerously to one side, but authorities say they were empty, and no one has been injured.
 
This comes almost three weeks after a 7.4 magnitude quake hit the country, in which 17 people lost their lives, and two Australians are still missing.
 
Authorities have suspended the search for the Australians because of the risk of further rock falls and heavy rain, which will set in for the next few days. 
 
These latest quakes serve as a reminder of the danger that still exists for rescue personnel as Taiwan seeks to recover from the deadly earthquake.