Predictions on corona pandemic: Corona virus has once again started scaring people. In many countries of Asia, there is a continuous increase in the cases of corona. Concerns have also increased in India about this. If we look at the data, then the highest number of cases in India are being seen in Mumbai. It is being told that the number of active cases has crossed 250.

The number crossed 250-

Corona virus has once again started scaring people. In many countries of Asia, there is a continuous increase in the cases of corona. Concerns have also increased in India about this. If we look at the data, then the highest number of cases in India are being seen in Mumbai. It is being told that the number of active cases has crossed 250

Scary prediction-

In such a situation, meanwhile, the scary prediction of a Japanese woman is becoming increasingly viral. In this prediction, the woman has said such a thing about the corona epidemic, which can make anyone's head spin after hearing it.

Japanese writer Rio Tatsuki-

We are talking about Japanese writer Rio Tatsuki, who is also known as Baba Venga of Japan. You will be surprised to know that she had already predicted the Corona epidemic in 2020, in which it was also said that this epidemic would be at its peak in April

These things are written in the book-

According to reports, Japanese writer Rio Tatsuki had made many predictions in her book 'The Future as I See It' published in 1999. Now another prediction of her has come to the fore, in which she has expressed the possibility of the Corona epidemic returning again in 2030

The devastation will come back again-

She has written in her book that this epidemic will disappear, but it will come back once again in 2030. In such a situation, there can be a terrible devastation in the world

Tsunami will cause chaos-

Not only this, Tatsuki has also predicted a tsunami in Japan in the month of July. It has been claimed that this will cause a lot of damage

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