here in Fang I felt a single shake... don't know where from

Yep, I felt it too, Central Chiang Mai. Very soft though, and soundless.

Just felt another one. Not as dramatic as the last two, but very noticeable. This is getting annoying.

Not much fun in a condo on a high floor alongside Nakornping bridge. Not violent but just seemed to go on for a while.

out in San Kamphaeng, not a thing...well not sitting on my sofa anyway

It went on for a while, about twenty seconds. Nothing terrible, but the tenth floor was definitely moving.

This is getting annoying

your complaints are noted , and will be passed on to the relevant authorities ,

have a nice day .

another soft long one going on right now...

Duplicate topics merged.

incidently, the quake earlier in the week prompted us to update our house insurance policy to include quake damage.

Now we can shake feeling safe our house is covered

Additional information in the Chiang Rai forum on this thread.

incidently, the quake earlier in the week prompted us to update our house insurance policy to include quake damage.

Now we can shake feeling safe our house is covered

Good luck collecting

another soft long one going on right now...

Are you sitting on the toilet?

That's disgusting.

I like it.

(Didn't feel anything this time.)

I live the other side of the airport near the Night Safari..have not felt any tremours all week in my part of town

Didn't notice the slightest, neither.. I didn't do anything, but sit on a chair at groundlevel around that time - so, I'm sort at jumping at the conclusion that whomever felt it in downtown Chiang Mai, must have been in a very leaned back body&mind position?

Moderate earthquake in Myanmar felt in northern Thai provinces

A 5.4 magnitude earthquake, centered in Myanmar was felt in Thailand's northern provinces of Chiang Mai and Chiang Rai on Saturday afternoon.

The tremor, measuring 5.4 on the Richter scale, rocked an undisclosed location in Myanmar at 3.17 pm, some 356 kilometres from Chiang Mai's seismic measurement station, according to the meteorological department.

A few aftershocks followed the quake but there have been no reports of damage or casualties.

Many minor earthquakes have recently rattled Thailand's northern provinces and neighbouring countries.

An earthquake measuring 4.5 on the Richter scale shook the northern province of Chiang Mai on June 19. The quake was centred in Chiang Mai's Mae Rim district, lying on the Maetha active fault line.

An earlier earthquake of 4.2-magnitude earthquake rattled the Myanmar border and Thailand's Mae Hong Son province on June 18.

On May 16, an earthquake with a magnitude of 6.1, rocked mainland Southeast Asia's Golden Triangle region, from its epicentre in Laos, sending tremblors across Thailand's northern provinces.

Another earthquake, measuring 5.1 on the Richter scale, shook Chiang Mai's Mae Rim district on December 19 last year.

Source: TNA - 24 June 2007

incidently, the quake earlier in the week prompted us to update our house insurance policy to include quake damage.

Now we can shake feeling safe our house is covered

Good luck collecting

might not live thru it if it causes the house to come crashing down but at least we have the piece of paper

incidently, the quake earlier in the week prompted us to update our house insurance policy to include quake damage.

Now we can shake feeling safe our house is covered

Good luck collecting

might not live thru it if it causes the house to come crashing down but at least we have the piece of paper

Donnyboy,

Can you give us some info on who you use for your house insurance and the costs?