aseel baidoun, thank you so much for joining us live here on today's verified live, thank you.bc news. you are alive with bbc news. now let's turn to what has been happening in taiwan because we have seen a massive earthquake there. rescuers in taiwan are trying to reach dozens of people trapped after the most powerful earthquake there in 25 years. at least nine people have been killed and more than 800 injured. the worst hit area was a mountainous region on the east coast, but tremors were felt more than 60 miles away in the capital, taipei, with many buildings shaking violently. and tsunami warnings were triggered in neighbouring countries, although they have now been scaled back. rupert wingfield—hayes reports. this is the moment the quake struck a taipei tv station in the middle of their morning news. the shaking was intense and prolonged. buildings across the city swayed violently. cupboards were emptied, furniture toppled. this construction site, this big building behind me here under construction, a massive piece of either construction equipment or steel came off the top

from ramallah, aseel baidoun — director of advocacy and campaigns at medical aid for palestinians — tolde in gaza. this horrific attackjust proves yet again that there is no safe place in gaza, whether you are palestinian, british or any nationality. gaza is the most dangerous place in the world now to be an aid worker. and we don't have the words to strongly, or enough to condemn this — and every other horrific attack on aid workers. we must be protected under international law and we are still, since january 18th, calling for swift and independent investigations into this. let me ask about your compound that i mentioned there in the introduction because one of your shelters was hit in the middle ofjanuary. four british doctors survived, but had you given the idf the coordinates of that shelter? definitely so, the compound had been submitted to the deconfliction process. and this meant there should be, like, an added protection. however, it wasn't and the british government has also confirmed that on december 22nd that the compound was registered as a sensitive and protected site by the