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Will the July 5 prophecy come true? Japan earthquake on July 5, and Korea
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- The Japanese manga 'The Future I Saw' and its prediction of a major earthquake on July 5 have drawn attention again since its republication, but the Japan Meteorological Agency and scientists stress that earthquakes cannot be predicted.
- Since June 21, more than 1,000 earthquakes have been detected in the Tokara Islands, and on July 3 an earthquake of magnitude '5 lower' was recorded on Akusekijima, prompting 13 of the island's 59 residents to evacuate.
- Professor Hong Tae-kyung of Yonsei University says high-rise buildings on the Korean Peninsula could be affected if an earthquake of magnitude 8.0 or greater occurs in the Nankai Trough, and calls for safety measures in the country to be considered.
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