Japanese manga artist Tatsuki Ryo is known for her precognitive dreams. In her 1999 manga (The Future I Saw), she recorded multiple precognitive dreams, including an accurate prediction of the Great East Japan Earthquake on March 11, 2011. In this manga, she also mentioned that a great disaster would occur at 5 AM on July 5, 2025. Her dreams depicted a phenomenon of continuous bubbling off the coast of Japan, followed by violent earthquakes that triggered tsunamis up to 40 meters high, causing one-third of Japan's territory to submerge. Additionally, she dreamed of a new land rising from the seabed, connecting regions such as Japan, Taiwan, Hong Kong, and the Philippines.

In addition to Tatsuki Ryo, other prophets have made similar predictions for 2025:

• Baba Vanga: This Bulgarian prophet, known as the 'Blind Seer,' is said to have an accuracy rate of 85%. She predicted that in 2025, two countries in Europe would enter into conflict, potentially triggering a global apocalypse.

• Nostradamus: This 16th-century French astrologer predicted in his work (The Centuries) that in 2025, Europe might fall into a state of anarchy and become the epicenter of new wars, accompanied by a resurgence of ancient plagues, potentially leading to the destruction of an empire.

• Abhigya Anand: Known as the 'Indian Child Prodigy,' Anand predicted that in the first half of 2025, there might be regional conflicts, natural disasters, and events akin to genocide in the South China Sea region. He pointed out that from late 2024 to the first half of 2025, due to the conjunction of Saturn and the lunar north node, areas related to water could experience earthquakes, tsunamis, and other natural disasters.

It is important to note that prophecies have no scientific basis, and these predictions may not come true. However, a recent report from the Japanese government indicated that a potential mega-earthquake in the South China Sea could lead to approximately $1.8 trillion in economic losses and cause around 300,000 deaths. This reminds us that the risks of natural disasters such as earthquakes are real, and it is crucial to take preventive measures.