Archive · 27 May 2025
COVID-19 Resurgence Concerns Rise Amid Prophecy and Increasing Cases
People are worried that COVID-19 might come back even worse.
This is because of predictions made by Ryo Tatsuki, a Japanese author.
She wrote a book in 1999 predicting an unknown virus in 2020 that would return in 2030.
Since COVID-19 started in 2020, people are concerned about her prediction.
Now, with rising COVID-19 cases in India and other countries, and new variants emerging, her prediction is gaining attention.
The prediction suggests the virus would return with greater force.
Tatsuki also predicted a tsunami in 2025.
Concerns are growing about a potential resurgence of COVID-19.
Ryo Tatsuki predicted a deadly return of the virus in 2030.
Tatsuki's 1999 book included predictions about the future, including the COVID-19 pandemic.
COVID-19 cases are increasing in several Asian nations, particularly India.
Tatsuki also predicted a 2025 tsunami near Japan.
- Who
- The public, health officials, and Ryo Tatsuki are involved.
- What
- Rising concern about a possible resurgence of the COVID-19 pandemic based on a prediction.
- When
- The prediction is for 2030, but people are concerned now due to rising cases.
- Where
- India and other Asian nations.
- Why
- Due to rising COVID cases and a prediction of a deadly return of the virus in 2030.
- Prophecy Author
- Ryo Tatsuki
- Prediction Source
- Book 'The Future as I see It'
- Original Prediction
- Unknown virus in 2020, reappearing after 10 years
- Current Concern
- COVID-19 resurgence
- Rising Cases
- India
- Reported Cases in India
- More than 1000 active cases
- Tsunami Prediction
- July 2025