394 aftershocks follow Myanmar earthquake, says Thai Meteorological Department division


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BANGKOK: As many as 394 aftershocks were recorded following the earthquake along the Sagaing Fault in Myanmar last month, according to the Thai Meteorological Department (TMD).

A report from TMD's Earthquake Observation Division was released after the 8.2-magnitude earthquake struck Mandalay at 1.20pm on March 28, affecting Myanmar, Thailand and several neighbouring countries.

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