The higher you are the worse it is - it was a nasty experience on the twelfth but this morning I spoke to folks who live above the twentieth, one spent the evening in the bathtub!

Anyone know where the road got badly damaged here - http://media3.s-nbcnews.com/i/newscms/2014_19/420386/140505-thailand-earthquake-jsw-1031a_b582fed78a85df59a511dd56d5174556.jpg

Is it the route to Mae Sae?

Regards

Quite a few photos here - CM108

Thanks to those posters, who remember to mention roughly whereabouts they are, when reporting aftershocks !

I was in the kitchen

Lucky not to be on-the-loo ... a narrow escape !

Anyone know where the road got badly damaged here - http://media3.s-nbcnews.com/i/newscms/2014_19/420386/140505-thailand-earthquake-jsw-1031a_b582fed78a85df59a511dd56d5174556.jpg

Is it the route to Mae Sae?

Regards

No - it's a secondary highway 120 between Wang Nuea and Phayao.

The main highway (118) is un-damaged.

I remember well the 2001 "Nisqually Earthquake" in Seattle. Our warehouse was in the industrial area, and after we cleared the building, watched and felt the ground under our feet ripple like small waves. Last night we were on the fifth floor of our building in CM and it shook heavily for what seemed like thirty seconds or so. I figure it's better to be all the way upstairs than to get trapped below. But I could be wrong. Aftershocks this morning, as others have noted, but nothing as the day went on, except for an hour of loud thunder, followed by a good rain. What a wonderful place this is.

The higher you are the worse it is - it was a nasty experience on the twelfth but this morning I spoke to folks who live above the twentieth, one spent the evening in the bathtub!

I remember when I was around 10 yrs old watching old Jerry Lewis movies. Black and white but enjoyed them.

I remember when I was around 10 yrs old watching old Jerry Lewis movies. Black and white but enjoyed them.

I think that you mean the comedian, not the singer.

I remember when I was around 10 yrs old watching old Jerry Lewis movies. Black and white but enjoyed them.

I think that you mean the comedian, not the singer.

Not the same person? Oh well never heard of the singer then, maybe to young.

Thanks to those posters, who remember to mention roughly whereabouts they are, when reporting aftershocks !

I was in the kitchen

Lucky not to be on-the-loo ... a narrow escape !

May have saved a cleanup if he had been

huge aftershock felt in Sansai about 1 minute ago! 21:50 house shook pretty good!

not huge but felt in town (Tapae) a few minutes ago too

small shock in Chiangrai about then.

http://www.seismology.tmd.go.th/en/local.php?pageNum_thaievent=0&totalRows_thaievent=1991

Looking at the above you can see, we've been moving around for over 24hrs now!! The latest not up there yet (you need to add 7hrs to the times). This morning 8am was a 5.6

Thanks to those posters, who remember to mention roughly whereabouts they are, when reporting aftershocks !

I was in the kitchen

Lucky not to be on-the-loo ... a narrow escape !

May have saved a cleanup if he had been

I second that motion !

I grew up in Northern Cal and the big ones I missed but felt were Loma Prieta and Northridge. I was in San Jose for Northridge sleeping, not sure I felt it at all. In 1989 I was in Davis. long, low rumbling, obvious it was a distant big one.

Then in 2011 I experienced the Great East Japan earthquake at a checkin line at Narita. That was a MINDSCRAMBLER!

Some more photos at CM108

Photos of this event showing roads and public buildings or comparisons to California losses regarding property only (not lives and injuries) tend to leave out that many hearts are broken by losses to homes and businesses that are certainly uninsured.

This was obviously a low level shift that did 'little' damage, but hurt it did, including even our startled or fearful locals swinging about in the air on upper floors, but more importantly yet those with little to lose, losing it. Characterizing these as minor events reminds me of one of the U.S. PeItigon's favorite terms - collateral damage.

In short, lots of ordinary northern folk lost a lot from their lives.

Edited May 6, 201412 yr by CMX

I remember when I was around 10 yrs old watching old Jerry Lewis movies. Black and white but enjoyed them.

I think that you mean the comedian, not the singer.

Not the same person? Oh well never heard of the singer then, maybe to young.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTz7RG0ngec

More light aftershocks during the night here in Thaton after the short heavy one from 22.00 pm.

Edited May 6, 201412 yr by Joop50

According to this parts of Highway 118 have been closed.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/724220-7-chiang-rai-districts-named-disaster-zones/

I grew up in Northern Cal and the big ones I missed but felt were Loma Prieta and Northridge. I was in San Jose for Northridge sleeping, not sure I felt it at all. In 1989 I was in Davis. long, low rumbling, obvious it was a distant big one.

Then in 2011 I experienced the Great East Japan earthquake at a checkin line at Narita. That was a MINDSCRAMBLER!

What do they call you, Lucky?

Remind me not to hang around with you. No offence.

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According to this parts of Highway 118 have been closed.

http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/topic/724220-7-chiang-rai-districts-named-disaster-zones/

It's from The Nation though. So..

Strong aftershocks still rattle Chiang Rai after Monday's 6.3-magnitude earthquake /MCOT

I should clarify this comment - there are three minor and one larger sections of damage on the Chiang Mai-Chiang Rai Highway (118) - the largest however is on Highway 120 between Wang Nuea and Phayao (near the rest area called Dinasaur Park).

Anyone know where the road got badly damaged here - http://media3.s-nbcnews.com/i/newscms/2014_19/420386/140505-thailand-earthquake-jsw-1031a_b582fed78a85df59a511dd56d5174556.jpg

Is it the route to Mae Sae?

Regards

No - it's a secondary highway 120 between Wang Nuea and Phayao.

The main highway (118) is un-damaged.

I should clarify this comment - there are three minor and one larger sections of damage on the Chiang Mai-Chiang Rai Highway (118) - the largest however is on Highway 120 between Wang Nuea and Phayao (near the rest area called Dinasaur Park).

Are you sure? A colleague who I'd passed your earlier information to came across 120 this morning. Said there was no earthquake damage, only some construction near that viewpoint that is nothing to do with the earthquake.

Also, the reports in the media accompanying the pictures of major damage say Phan district which is at least 50 clicks north and the Wang Neau part of the road is actually in Lampang province.

TV fell down in my house in Chiang Dao.

Last week there were very heavy thunderstorms here (Thaton) with huge rain fall in short time. It causes landslides and destroyed the water basin where the village supply water from. No one has any idea how long the restoration will take. Lucky us we have a well and a watertank but because of the earthquake, something must have happend in the watertank and blocked the delivery pipe. We have also a river pump for spraying the garden but did not use it for long time, It doesn't work. We rang some workers, still nothing working, maybe tomorrow. But we are still happy.

Edited May 7, 201412 yr by Joop50

TV fell down in my house in Chiang Dao.

Was there anything on it at the time?

TV fell down in my house in Chiang Dao.

Can you still watch Duck Dynasty?

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