Japan earthquake: An Earthquake of Magnitude 5.4 Struck Islands in Southwestern Japan on Saturday. The japan meteorological agency informed that the Quake Hit the Tokara Island Chain Early Morning at a Depth of about 19 kilometers, and added that no tsunami warning was Issued.
The news agency IANS REPORTED, Citing Japanese Media Outlet Kyodo News, that the Japanese Weather Agency has warned that Strong EarthQuakes are expected to contineue for safe time. It added that the Quakes Cold Lead to Colpses of Houses and Landslides.
Japan is one of the most earthquake-prone count in the world. It also accounts for about 18 percent of the world’s seismic activity.
The nation is situated at the convergence of Four Major Tectonic Plates along the Pacific ‘Ring of Fire’. It is home to Around 125 Million People, and the Country Experiences Nearly 1,500 Earthquakes Annually.
However, the spotlight returns to a viral manga prediction that appeared to Foresee the disaster Well in Advance.
A Prediction from ‘The Future I Saw’, A 1999 Manga by Japanese Artist Ryo Tatsuki, About a Major Disaster Occurring in July, Specifically on a Saturday, Has Beenculating Wideli on social media.
Several x users cited the prediction made in the book Regarding a disaster that Japan would be witness in July.
Japan’s Weather Agency Clarified That The Earthquake Had No Link to a Disaster Prediction Made by the Manga that Had Gone VIRAL on Social Media.
As per IANS, an official of the agency, ayataka ebita, while addressing a press conference in tokyo, said that the current science cannot accordingly predict Earthquakes, and any also event thongs to align With the manga author’s prediction is ‘coincidental’.
“It is absolutely a coincidence. There is no causal connection.
On Friday Morning, Residents of the Village of Toshima on Akusekijima, Part of the Tokara Island Chain in Kagoshima Prefecture, Left By Ship, Heading to the City of Kagoshima.
The residents are expected to stay in temporary accounxation in the city.
An Earthquake of Magnitude 5.5 rattled the tokara island chain on Thursday, Following over 1,000 felt tremors in the area in nearly two weeks, according to the japan meteorologist agency. Following the quake, local authorities in toshima, consisting of Seven inhabited Islands and five uninhabited ons, pledged to evacuate residence willing to leave akusekijima.
(With IANS Inputs)
