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Thailand, Earthquake 6.3M in Chiang Rai

Phayao, Thailand
Event Date : Mon, 05 May 2014 | Disaster : Earthquake (1)
AHADID : AHA-EQ-2014-000091-THA | GLIDE Number :

Affected Area/s

  • Chai Prakarn
  • Chiang Dao
  • Chom Thong
  • Doi Saket
  • Doi Tao
  • Fang
  • Hang Dong
  • Hot
  • K. Doi Lo
  • K. Mae On
  • Mae Ai
  • Mae Chaem
  • Mae Rim
  • Mae Taeng
  • Mae Wang
  • Muang Chiang Mai
  • Omkoi
  • Phrao
  • Samoeng
  • San Kamphaeng
  • San Pa Tong
  • San Sai
  • K. Wieng Chiang
  • Khun Tan
  • Mae Chan
  • Mae Fa Luang
  • Mae Lao
  • Mae Sai
  • Mae Suai
  • Muang Chiang Rai
  • Pa Daet
  • Phan
  • Phaya Mengrai
  • Thoeng
  • Wiang Chai
  • Wiang Pa Pao
  • Wieng Kaen
  • Chae Hom
  • Hang Chat
  • Ko Kha
  • Mae Mo
  • Mae Phrik
  • Mae Tha
  • Muang Lampang
  • Mueang Pan
  • Ngao
  • Soem Ngam
  • Sop Prap
  • Thoen
  • Wang Nua
  • Saraphi
  • Wiang Haeng
  • Chiang Khong
  • Chiang Saen
  • K. Doi Luang
  • Chiang Kham
  • Chiang Muan
  • Chun
  • Dok Kham Tai
  • K. Phu Kam Yao
  • K. Phu Sang
  • Mae Chai
  • Muang Phayao
  • Pong

Description

Earthquake 6.3M with depth of 7 km occurred in Chiang Rai Province at 18:08 (UTC +7). The earthqukae shook provinces in the northern part of Thailand, including Chiang Rai, Chiang Mai, Phayao and Lampang, causing loss of live and damage to the properties and infrastructures. IMPACT - Affected area are 5 provinces (i.e. Chiang Mai,Chiang Rai, Phayao, Nan, Lampang), 12 districts and 406 villages. - 1 death and 23 injured. - at least 8,509 houses, 96 temples, 46 schools, 1 university, 7 churches, 1 hotel, 33 government buildings, 4 bridges and 3 hospitals were damaged RESPONSE - Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation (DDP) conducted relief and reconstruction operation.

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