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The recent floods in China were profoundly destructive and displaced over a million people, apart from putting the country's food security at risk. According to the nation's agencies, this year's rainfall was the highest in 140 years. Typhoon Doksuri, which thrashed Philippines, Taiwan and finally China - was mainly responsible for the heavy rainfall.

All this occurred in the last week of July 2023. Why?

This was discussed in our video on the new Lunar Year. This year was expected to have several natural disasters that would break records, because of the positions of the Grahas exactly at the time when the Moon moved away from the Sun into the next annual cycle, on the 21st of March, marking the start of the New year named Nala.

Is this the last of the massive natural disasters to occur Worldwide? Well, unfortunately - there is more to come. Because this Year is ruled primarily by Mars, we should expect a record number of earthquakes and at least medium-ranged volcanic eruptions, as forecasts on floods have already been fulfilled.

The location of the next big earthquake is still being analyzed, but it seems to be mostly around the Asian region - or more specifically South East Asia.

More information will be available in a new video soon.