TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) - Two small earthquakes rattled central Taiwan early Monday, seismologists said. No damage or injuries were immediately reported. The first quake, with a magnitude of 4.7, struck 25 miles northeast of the island's third-largest city, Taichung, the Central Weather Bureau said. Taichung, hit hard by a massive tremor Sept. 21, is 80 miles south of Taipei. The epicenter of the second tremor, which occurred minutes after the first quake, was in the same general location as the first, the bureau said. The second earthquake had a magnitude of 4.3. Tens of thousands of aftershocks and small quakes have jolted the island since September's 7.6-magnitude tremor hit central Taiwan, killing 2,400 people and leaving thousands homeless.
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