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Japan's chief meteorologist calls rumors of a July earthquake a hoax and urges people not to worry
- The head of Japan's meteorological agency, Toshiyuki Nomura, dismissed rumors of a major earthquake as a hoax, stating they are unscientific and urging people not to worry.
- Nomura emphasized that any earthquake prediction is a hoax and there is absolutely no need to worry about such disinformation.
- He recognized the unease that people feel towards unseen dangers but insisted on the importance of preparedness for earthquakes.
- Nomura encouraged everyone to take measures to be ready for a major quake, as seismic events can happen anytime in Japan.
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Japan's chief meteorologist calls rumors of July earthquake a hoax and urges people not to worry
The head of Japan's meteorological agency on Friday dismissed widespread rumors of a major earthquake in Japan this summer as unscientific and a “hoax," urging people not to…
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Japan's chief meteorologist calls rumors of a July earthquake a hoax and urges people not to worry
Japanese meteorological agency chief on Friday dismissed growing rumors of a major earthquake in Japan this summer as groundless and “hoax,” urging people not to worry because even today’s most advsanced science still cannot predict any quake or tsuami.
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The head of Japan's weather agency today dismissed rumors of a major earthquake in Japan this summer as unscientific and a "hoax", urging people not to
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