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Astrologers prediction comes true
With five major earthquakes striking Asia within 72 hours, the predictions of well-known astrologer Mulugu Ramalingeswara Varaprasad stood vindicated.
Hyderabad: With five major earthquakes striking Asia within 72 hours, the predictions of well-known astrologer Mulugu Ramalingeswara Varaprasad stood vindicated.
In his Gantala Panchangam 2016-17, (Almanac) published by The Hans India, he had predicted that the world would face earthquakes. Within days of his predictions, several earthquakes struck in this week.
After Myanmar’s earthquake measured at 6.8 on the Richter scale left the country craving for assistance on April 13, the Japan’s earthquake measured at 7.3 has done huge damage after it struck one of the island’s Kyushu on Saturday. The same region had 6.2 quake two days earlier.
There have been other large earthquakes recorded in recent days, including a major one in southern Japan which destroyed buildings and left at least 45 people injured, after Myanmar was rocked on Wednesday.
Tremors were also felt as far as 500 miles away at the national park in India where the Royal couple Kate and William were visiting.
