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Dear all,

There is a report of 8.9 richter earthquake north of Sumatra Island, Indonesia. The Thai National Disaster Warning Centre (NDWC) has issued a Tsunami warning. If you are in a place facing the Andaman Sea including Phuket, Krabi, Ao Nang, Phang Na and other resorts, you are advised to leave the beach front and evacuate to higher ground immediately and follow advice of local authorities.

On behalf of Asif Ahmad

British Ambassador to Thailand

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Patong office - Department of Disaster Mitigation and Prevention has confirmed they have blocked road access into Patong as a precaution. /Phuket Gazette

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Thailand evacuates for possible tsunami after major quake off Indonesia

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BANGKOK, April 11 -- Thailand's National Disaster Warning Centre has issued an evacuation order for residents and tourists along the Andaman coast after a huge earthquake struck off Indonesian Sumatra on Wednesday.

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RT@PhuketLiveWire: There is no wave coming - but there is a sliver of sunshine on the horizon. I'm at my house in Patong, which has a full view of Patong Bay.

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RT@bangkokpundit: ThaiPBS have expert from Chula Uni on now who states that the risk for Thailand of a tsunami is low compared with 2004, but need 2 monitor

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Small tsunami reaches Thailand after huge quake

Bangkok, April 11, 2012 (AFP) - A small tsunami measuring 10 centimetres (four inches) reached Thailand's Andaman Coast on Wednesday after a massive earthquake off the coast of Indonesia, an official said.

"A 10-centimetre tsunami wave generated by the first earthquake hit Koh Miang off Phang Nga," the director of Thailand's National Disaster Warning Centre, Somsak Khaosuwan, said on Thai television.

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-- (c) Copyright AFP 2012-04-11

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ThaiPBS is interviewing (live at 19:41) Prof. Pennung Warnitchai, seismologist at AIT:

"We strongly advise people to stay at higher ground until 21:30 as situation is not clear due to aftershocks and more waves could arrive, too early to predict right now".

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Phuket Airport not likely to operate until tomorrow. Thai Airways and Air Asia passenger asked to contact their ticket office /ThaiPBS

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