Myanmar: 5.9 magnitude quake hits, no reported casualties
An earthquake of magnitude 5.9 hit Myanmar on Friday near its northeastern border with China but there were no immediate reports of damage, a meteorological official said.

Yangon: An earthquake of magnitude 5.9 hit Myanmar on Friday near its northeastern border with China but there were no immediate reports of damage, a meteorological official said.[caption id="attachment_1549849" align="alignleft" width="380"]
Image used for representational purpose only. Agencies[/caption]"The epicentre is on the Myanmar-Chinese border. We haven't heard any information about damage or casualties," he added.The earthquake, described as moderate, struck at 7:51 am, about 375 km northeast of the city of Mandalay and 60 km southeast of the Kachin State capital of Myitkyina, the official from the Meteorological Department told Reuters.The central and northern parts of Myanmar are often hit by earthquakes. In November last year, a moderate earthquake struck Shwebo District about 135 km (85 miles) northwest of Mandalay, killing at least a dozen people.Reuters

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