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Tatsuki’s Manga Prediction Shapes Response as 8.8 Quake Sends Tsunami to Hokkaido

A viral 1999 manga forecasting a July disaster has intensified public uncertainty during emergency response

Un terremoto de magnitud 8,8 sacudió este miércoles la península de Kamchatka
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Este ha sido el terremoto más fuerte desde el 2011
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Overview

  • A magnitude 8.8 earthquake struck off Russia’s Kamchatka Peninsula on July 29, generating waves up to three meters and triggering Pacific-wide tsunami alerts.
  • The Japan Meteorological Agency reported that the first tsunami waves hit Hokkaido on the morning of July 30, prompting warning sirens in coastal areas.
  • Honolulu’s mayor and Hawai‘i’s governor ordered immediate evacuations of coastal communities as officials monitored rising sea levels.
  • Ryo Tatsuki’s 1999 manga “The Future I Saw,” which predicted a July 2025 tsunami, helped drive an 83 percent plunge in flight bookings to Japan this summer.
  • Pacific Tsunami Warning Centers and local emergency systems remain on high alert as coastal populations watch for further sea-level changes.