Years ago, a Japanese prophetess, known as the Japanese Baba Vanga, allegedly predicted the devastating earthquake and tsunami that hit the Russian Kamchatka Peninsula today, according to Miror. 

She has previously been associated with predictions of the deaths of singer Freddie Mercury, Princess Diana, and natural disasters, including the 2011 Kobe earthquake.

A powerful deep-sea earthquake struck under the Bering Sea southeast of Kamchatka at night, estimated by American geologists to be the strongest since the one that hit Fukushima, Japan, in 2011. Authorities in Japan, Russia, the United States and some countries in South America issued tsunami warnings during the day.

Mystic and comic book author Ryo Tatsuki, who many call the Baba Vanga of the East, is said to have predicted in her prophecies an earthquake with a magnitude of 8.8 that caused chaos in the Russian Far East, while tsunami warnings were in effect in Russia, Japan and America, Miror adds.

Today, with multiple tsunami warnings issued in the Pacific Ocean and Kamchatka hit by the strongest earthquake in ten years, many are wondering whether her words were a warning that no one took seriously.