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	The bureau said the quake&rsquo;s epicenter was about 8 kilometre below the earth&rsquo;s surface.</div>
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	The quake was felt by Mae Sai residents.</div>
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3.4-magnitude quake happens near Mae Sai

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3.4-magnitude quake happens near Mae Sai

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