“New Baba Vanga predicts major disaster within three weeks: A catastrophic tsunami and seabed rupture predicted to strike Japan on July 5”
In a shocking revelation that has sent shockwaves across Asia, Japanese manga artist Ryo Tatsuki, dubbed the “New Baba Vanga”, has predicted a massive catastrophe will strike Japan on July 5. Her republished 1999 manga, which foresaw the COVID-19 pandemic, now titled “A great catastrophe will happen in Japan”, warns of a seabed rupture and tsunami worse than the devastating 2011 Tohoku earthquake and tsunami.
The prediction has triggered panic across the region, with flight bookings to Japan plummeting by a staggering 83%. Japanese officials have urged citizens to remain calm, but the prediction has sparked widespread concern and speculation.
Who is New Baba Vanga?
Ryo Tatsuki, a 45-year-old Japanese manga artist, has been dubbed the “New Baba Vanga” due to her uncanny ability to predict major events. Baba Vanga, a Bulgarian clairvoyant, was renowned for her prophetic abilities and predicted the 9/11 attacks, the death of Princess Diana, and the rise of ISIS, among other events.
Tatsuki’s manga, which was originally published in 1999, was largely dismissed as science fiction at the time. However, her predictions of a global pandemic, which were included in the manga, eerily foreshadowed the COVID-19 outbreak.
The New Prediction
Tatsuki’s latest prediction, which has been widely publicized in Japan and across Asia, warns of a catastrophic event that will strike Japan on July 5. According to the manga, a massive seabed rupture will occur, triggering a devastating tsunami that will rival the 2011 disaster, which left over 15,000 people dead and caused widespread destruction.
The manga describes the event as a “great catastrophe” that will strike Japan’s eastern coast, causing widespread destruction and loss of life. The prediction has sent shockwaves through the Japanese government, which has scrambled to verify the accuracy of the prediction.
Japanese officials have urged citizens to remain calm, but the prediction has sparked widespread concern and speculation. The Japanese Meteorological Agency has issued a statement denying any credible evidence of an impending tsunami, but the prediction has sent a wave of fear through the country.
Panic and Speculation
The prediction has sparked widespread panic, with many citizens rushing to stock up on emergency supplies and fleeing the affected areas. The Japanese government has been criticized for its slow response to the prediction, with some officials accused of downplaying the severity of the event.
The prediction has also sparked widespread speculation, with many experts weighing in on the accuracy of the prediction. Some have questioned the validity of Tatsuki’s prediction, citing the lack of concrete evidence to support her claims.
However, others have pointed to the eerie similarities between Tatsuki’s prediction and the COVID-19 pandemic, which she foresaw in her 1999 manga. The prediction has sent a chilling message to the people of Japan and across Asia, highlighting the need for vigilance and preparedness in the face of natural disasters.
Conclusion
The prediction by Japanese manga artist Ryo Tatsuki, dubbed the “New Baba Vanga”, has sent shockwaves across Asia, sparking widespread concern and speculation. While the accuracy of the prediction remains unclear, the eerie similarities between Tatsuki’s prediction and the COVID-19 pandemic have sent a chilling message to the people of Japan and across Asia.
As the world waits with bated breath for the predicted catastrophe, one thing is clear: the people of Japan and across Asia must remain vigilant and prepared for any eventuality.
