Seven earthquakes hit Thailand's Mae Hong Son province, Myanmar border


BANGKOK: Seven earthquakes were recorded in Mae Hong Son and along the Myanmar border on Monday (April 21) morning, according to the Thai Meteorological Department’s Earthquake Observation Division.

Between midnight and 7am, six of the quakes had their epicentres in Myanmar, while one occurred in Pai District, Mae Hong Son. The strongest tremor, measuring 4.3 in magnitude, struck Myanmar at 4.17am.

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