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Magnitude 3.9 earthquake shakes Phayao, residents feel tremors

PHAYAO — 1 November 2026, A magnitude 3.9 earthquake struck Pong district in Phayao province, with residents reporting noticeable tremors. No casualties or property damage had been reported initially. The Earthquake Observation Division reported that the epicentre was in Khuan subdistrict of Pong district. The tremor drew attention from residents in Pong and nearby areas, […] The post Magnitude…

Magnitude 3.9 earthquake shakes Phayao, residents feel tremors

On November 1, 2026, Phayao province experienced a magnitude 3.9 earthquake in Pong district. The tremors were felt by residents in the affected area, though there have been no reports of casualties or significant damage at this time. According to the Earthquake Observation Division, the epicentre was located in Khuan subdistrict of Pong district.

The relatively small magnitude of the quake drew the attention of people living in Pong and surrounding regions, as it occurred within Phayao province itself. Buildings and houses in the vicinity reportedly experienced shaking and movement, prompting officials to advise residents to monitor updates from the Thai Meteorological Department and other relevant government agencies.

In case of any visible cracks or damage to structures, authorities have cautioned against entering the affected area and have urged anyone who observes such issues to promptly report them to the appropriate authorities for further inspection.

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