Manga Comic’s Viral Japan Earthquake Prediction – Did It Come True? Japanese Weather Agency Clarifies… | World News
Japan Earthquake: A 5.4 earthquake in Saturday in southwest Japan. Japan Meteorological Agency reported that the earthquake hit the Tokara Island chain in the early hours of the morning at a depth of about 19 kilometers and added that no tsunami warnings were given.
News Agency Ians, referring to the Japanese media organization Kyodo News, said that the Japanese airline is expected to continue strong earthquakes for a while. He added that earthquakes can lead to the collapse of houses and landslides.
Is it prone to Japan earthquake?
Japan is one of the most earthquake -prone countries in the world. In addition, it accounts for about 18 percent of the world’s seismic activity.
Ulus is located in the convergence of the four main tectonic plates along the Pacific ‘Fire Ring’. It is home to about 125 million people and the country is experiencing about 1,500 earthquakes per year.
However, the spotlight disaster returns to a viral manga forecast that appears to be predicted.
Viral Manga Estimation
Japanese artist Ryo Tatsuki’s estimation of a large disaster in July 1999, especially on Saturday, was wandering on social media on a wide range of social media.
A few X users stated an estimation in the book about a disaster that Japan will witness in July.
Explaining of the Japanese Air Agency
Japan’s Weather Agency, the earthquake on social media viral Manga by a disaster estimation of a disaster announced.
According to Ayataka Ebita, an official of the agency, addressing a press conference in Tokyo, while the current science could not predict the earthquakes correctly and that any incident that seems to have been in line with the prediction of the manga writer said that ‘coincidence’.
“This is absolutely a coincidence. There is no causal connection. There may be earthquakes in Japan at any time. Please always be prepared.” He said.
Measures before the earthquake
On Friday morning, the inhabitants of the village of Toshima in Akusekijima, which is part of the Tokara island chain in Kagoshima Province, go to the city of Kagoshima, left by the ship.
Residents are expected to stay in temporary accommodation in the city.
According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, a 5.5 -magnitude earthquake shook the Tokara Island chain on Thursday after about 1,000 felt tremor in about two weeks. After the earthquake, the local officials in Toshima, which consists of seven settled islands and five deserted islands, promised to evacuate inhabitants who want to leave Akusekijima.
(With Ians entrances)
