Earthquake & Incident Watch: 28 June-9 July 2026 (Part II)

Palmist Ankur is a leading mundane astrologer based in Norway. He has numerous successful earthquake predictions to his credit, including the Kamchatka M8.8 mega quake, the December 8 Japan M7.6 quake, and the highly damaging Bangladesh, Bohol (Philippines), Afghanistan, Mandalay and Shigatse earthquakes in the recent past, as well as intraplate quakes such as the Western Cuba M6.1 quake. He has also accurately predicted several tech outages, disasters and accidents (Brown University and Bondi Beach mass shootings, Switzerland, Hong Kong, Dhaka and Ōita fires, UPS plane crash in Kentucky, Colombia, Amur Oblast and Bangladesh plane crashes, etc.), political events (Ayatollah Ali Khamenei death, Iran unrest and war, Trump win, several elections, etc.), as well as weather events. All his astrological services can be viewed here, and a well-documented, non-exhaustive track record of his successful predictions is here.

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Other points to remember:

(1) Late June till July 18, 2026, is overall a period of strong earthquakes, high violence and strong accident activity in the world. July 2-7, in particular, may see major accidents, strong violence and some damaging or very strong earthquakes.

(2) For a detailed overview of the complete months of June 2026 and July 2026, about the kind of events that are likely to happen on particular dates, and the specific countries and regions of the world, in general, that need extra attention, see my June 2026 and July 2026 “global horoscope” posts.

(3) Magnitude 7.0+ quake is highly likely in Japan or off the eastern coast of Japan during June 28-July 9 period. I expect it to cross magnitude 7.3, and even a megaquake (M8.0) cannot be ruled out. Prediction lines for Japan area (and a few other areas of the world) were published on June 26, 2026, in Part I.

(4) New Zealand looks strongly malefic in this period, especially with regards to precipitation, but notable quakes may also occur. Yunnan and Guangdong-Hong Kong areas of China, as well as Laos appear particularly malefic in this period, with Yunnan (or bordering areas of Myanmar) as well as Laos in particular for quakes. Central and western India as well as areas of Greece and Bulgaria also look strongly malefic. Türkiye and/or Syria may see strongly malefic incidents.

(5) Because of lack of time, I have not looked at anywhere further east of Hokkaido (Japan), except for a couple of prediction lines in the New Zealand area, nor to the west of Pakistan, except, again, for a few lines. I have not looked at Australia at all. I have not looked to the west of Greece at all within the Eastern Hemisphere (thus, I have not looked at Italy, for example).

And now below is the next set of predictions, for many parts of the Eastern Hemisphere. Predictions for the Western Hemisphere (i.e., Part III) are planned to be published soon.

Most prediction lines given below are for M5.0+ quakes (magnitude 5.0 and higher). However, there may still be some that remain within the M3.5-M4.9 range.

This post won’t be edited once published. This post is being published on 27 Jun 2026 at UTC 23:25. If any typos are discovered later, they will be left as is. If any more serious errors are discovered or something missing is found later, they would be published in a separate Errata/Addendum post.

Note: Sometimes, earthquake indications on the chart may be rather about other forms of earth disturbances such as volcanic activity, rockfall, avalanche, mudflow, landslide or ground subsidence. They could also be about “non-natural” forms of falls of structures: for example, the collapse of a bridge, an industrial accident in which a big piece of equipment falls down, a plane crash, or a building or mine collapse. Astrologically, they are all one category. So when I say earthquake, the complete category is meant. Please always bear this in mind.

Earthquakes are predicted near the following imaginary lines (within 250 km, but mostly much closer; however, as I am not publishing all the lines, distances may appear larger—see this post). You may extrapolate all lines further at both their ends (especially for accidents and malefic incidents other than quakes). If a high magnitude is predicted for a particular region, then that high magnitude applies to all prediction lines when passing through that region, even if I have not mentioned any magnitude or mentioned a lower magnitude for the other lines. Also, when many lines are close by, it is not necessary that there would be an earthquake for each of those lines (always exercise common sense); in addition, I may not repeatedly show the same area when several lines are close.

- Straight line running through 39°00′S, 177°33′E (near Wairoa, Hawke’s Bay Region, New Zealand). Accidents (especially air or water), incidents of drowning, incidents of shooting, terrorism or violence in general, copious precipitation, and notable instances of deception or fraud also could occur near this line. In the prediction section given here, extremely heavy precipitation and/or flooding or a major earthquake/landslide could occur, which could even cause casualties:

- Line between 36°17′S, 175°49′E (east of Great Barrier Island, New Zealand) and 39°47′S, 175°38′E (near Hunterville, Manawatū-Whanganui Region, New Zealand). This is a highly malefic line. Accidents (especially air or water), incidents of drowning, incidents of shooting, terrorism or violence in general, copious precipitation, and notable instances of deception or fraud also could occur near this line.

- Line between 39°23′S, 172°13′E (west off Rahotu, Taranaki Region, New Zealand) and 44°00′S, 172°16′E (off Southbridge, Canterbury Region, New Zealand). Noteworthy accidents, heavy precipitation, or notable malefic incidents (especially violent incidents), in addition to or instead of earthquakes, could occur near this line.

When extended a bit north, the same line can be seen thus: between 13°35′S, 172°01′E (east off Léar, Torba Province, Vanuatu) and 20°23′S, 172°03′E (east off Umetch, Tafea Province, Vanuatu).

On extending further north, the line goes right through the Marshall Islands area (not shown), and then, far north, hits the Kamchatka Peninsula (not shown).

- Line between 47°12′N, 130°35′E (southeast of Hegang, Heilongjiang, China) and 34°06′N, 135°32′E (near Aridagawa, Wakayama, Japan). Noteworthy accidents or notable malefic incidents, in addition to or instead of earthquakes, could occur near this line. The Heilongjiang area of this line appears highly malefic insofar as earthquakes, heavy rains or accidents are concerned:

- Line between 38°12′N, 123°10′E (southeast off Dalian, Liaoning, China) and 32°23′N, 125°32′E (near Jeju Island, South Korea). Noteworthy accidents or notable malefic incidents, in addition to or instead of earthquakes, could occur near this line.

- Straight line running through 38°12′N, 115°22′E (near Anping County, Hengshui, Hebei, China). Notable accidents, incidents of violence, troubles for the destitute or prostitutes, low temperatures, storms, troubles for waste processing or storage facilities, conflicts to gain power, criminal incidents, troubles for criminal networks, and troubles for those in position of power also likely in some sections of this line.

Extending south, the Guangdong-Hong Kong (China) prediction section also looks somewhat malefic:

Extending further south, the Borneo-Bali-Java section (Indonesia), too, looks malefic, particularly for accidents or troubles for travellers or the young:

- Line between 30°18′N, 108°21′E (near Shijiaxiang, Shizhu Tujia Autonomous County, Chongqing, China) and 23°48′N, 111°14′E (near Shizhai Town, Cangwu County, Wuzhou, Guangxi, China). Notable accidents, incidents of violence, troubles for the destitute or prostitutes, low temperatures, storms, troubles for waste processing or storage facilities, conflicts to gain power, criminal incidents, troubles for criminal networks, and troubles for those in position of power also likely in some sections of this line. As far as earthquakes go, the line does not appear very strongly malefic.

When extended south, the same line can be described thus: between 10°41′N, 116°15′E (east of Spratly Islands) and 5°24′N, 118°08′E (near Kinabatangan, Sabah, Malaysia). This section looks more malefic, especially for conflicts, violence or accidents:

- Straight line running through 34°00′N, 107°07′E (near Taibai County, Baoji, Shaanxi, China). Noteworthy accidents, high winds, conflicts, troubles for communication or transportation networks, incidents of frauds, or troubles to children and the young, students, mediapersons, travellers, and diplomats could also occur near this line. Again, as far as earthquakes go, the line does not appear very strongly malefic.

- Straight line running through 46°00′N, 102°16′E (near Khairkhandulaan, Övörkhangai, Mongolia). Noteworthy accidents or notable malefic incidents, in addition to or instead of earthquakes, could occur near this line.

When extended south, the Yunnan-Laos section of the line looks particularly malefic for accidents or troubles for travellers/tourists or the young:

- Straight line running through 27°00′N, 100°39′E (near Xichuan Township, Ninglang Yi Autonomous County, Lijiang, Yunnan, China). Noteworthy accidents or notable malefic incidents, in addition to or instead of earthquakes, could occur near this line. In the prediction section shown here, high winds, conflicts, troubles for communication or transportation networks, incidents of frauds, or troubles to children and the young, students, mediapersons, travellers, and diplomats could also occur.

When extended south, the line passes through Sumatra (Indonesia):

- Line between 25°41′N, 100°26′E (near Binchuan County, Dali, Yunnan, China) and 19°11′N, 103°22′E (near Muang Khom, Xiangkhouang, Laos). This is a quite highly malefic line. Major accidents or incidents involving fire, firearms or explosions, troubles for children, the young, or students, troubles for travellers/tourists and diplomats, network outages (power, IT, water, etc.), storms or strong winds, and troubles to authorities or those in high positions also possible near this line. It should be noted, among other things, that the line passes close by Vientiane, Laos’ national capital.

- Line between 38°12′N, 98°04′E (near Yahelong Wa’Erma 亚合陇哇尔玛, Tianjun County, Haixi Mongol and Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai, China) and 33°00′N, 101°04′E (near Quke 曲克, Jigzhi County, Golog Tibetan Autonomous Prefecture, Qinghai, China). Take a 280 km range on the west of this line instead of the usual 250 km: this is a reasonably highly malefic line. Notable accidents, incidents of fires/explosions, storms, notable incidents of violence, deaths of those in high-ranking positions, and legal or religious troubles also could occur near this line.

When extended south, the following section appears malefic: between 22°00′N, 106°20′E (near Thien Thuat, Lang Son, Vietnam) and 18°23′N, 107°51′E (west off Huangliu 黄流镇, Ledong Li Autonomous County, Hainan, China).

- Straight line running through 14°00′N, 92°00′E (west of Coco Islands, Yangon, Myanmar). Noteworthy accidents or notable malefic incidents, in addition to or instead of earthquakes, could occur near this line. The line passes very close by the Andaman and Nicobar islands of India.

- Straight line running through 23°00′N, 91°02′E (near Amishapara, Chittagong Division, Bangladesh). Noteworthy accidents or notable malefic incidents, in addition to or instead of earthquakes, could occur near this line.

When extended north, the line passes to the east of Turpan (Xinjiang, China), and this section is strongly malefic, especially for accidents, conflicts, fires, earthquakes or troubles for travellers or the young:

- Straight line running through 25°00′N, 86°47′E (near Motia, Bihar, India). Notable accidents, incidents of drowning, incidents of shooting, terrorism or violence in general, copious precipitation, and notable instances of deception or fraud also could occur near this line.

When extended north, the line will pass close by Karamay (Xinjiang, China):

- Straight line running through 25°00′N, 81°55′E (near Kaithwal, Uttar Pradesh, India). Noteworthy accidents or notable malefic incidents, in addition to or instead of earthquakes, could occur near this line.

When extended north, the line passes through Hotan-Aksai Chin area:

- Straight line running through 40°23′N, 78°43′E (near Kalpin County 柯坪县, Aksu Prefecture, Xinjiang, China). Notable accidents, incidents of drowning, incidents of shooting, terrorism or violence in general, copious precipitation, and notable instances of deception or fraud also could occur near this line.

When extended south, the northern Indian section of the line looks highly eventful:

When extended further south, the Madhya Pradesh-Maharashtra section (India) of the line looks strongly malefic, especially for earthquakes:

- Line between 38°42′N, 78°32′E (east of Makit County 麦盖提县, Kashgar Prefecture, Xinjiang, China) and 31°18′N, 83°24′E (near Wujile 屋吉乐, Zhongba County, Shigatse, Tibet, China). Notable accidents, landslides or collapses of structures, violence, incidents that bring casualties, troubles for labourers/blue collar workers or for the old or poor, troubles for the very wealthy, troubles for politicians, religious people, state ministers and bureaucrats, or strong precipitation also likely near this line.

When extended south, the line will go close by Kathmandu, Nepal’s capital:

- Straight line running through 35°00′N, 69°45′E (near Ebrahimkhel, Kapisa, Afghanistan). This is a highly malefic line, and M5.5+ quake highly likely near this line. Notable accidents, landslides or collapses of structures, violence, incidents that bring casualties, troubles for labourers/blue collar workers or for the old or poor, troubles for the very wealthy, troubles for politicians, religious people, state ministers and bureaucrats, or strong precipitation also likely near this line.

When extended south, the Kutch-Saurashtra area (India) looks quite malefic, includng especially for heavy rainfall and even flooding:

- Line between 35°23′N, 69°40′E (near Kharo, Panjshir, Afghanistan) and 29°06′N, 73°39′E (near Raghunathpura, Rajasthan, India). Notable accidents, incidents of drowning, incidents of shooting, terrorism or violence in general, copious precipitation, and notable instances of deception or fraud also could occur near this line.

When extended south, the following section looks malefic, especially for fires, violence or accidents: between 20°11′N, 78°25′E (Ambezari, Maharashtra, India) and 16°41′N, 80°07′E (near Chintapalli, Andhra Pradesh, India).

- Straight line running through 30°00′N, 66°59′E (near Quetta, Balochistan, Pakistan). Noteworthy accidents or notable malefic incidents, in addition to or instead of earthquakes, could occur near this line. The prediction section shown here may also see strong rainfall and strong violence:

When extended a bit south, the Karachi-Kutch section (Pakistan-India) also looks malefic:

Beyond this, I have not looked much in the Eastern Hemisphere. I give only a few more lines:

- Straight line running through 49°00′N, 45°12′E (near Maksima Gor’kogo, Volgograd Oblast, Russia). Noteworthy accidents or notable malefic incidents, in addition to or instead of earthquakes, could occur near this line.

- Line between 39°30′N, 36°04′E (near Çerçialanı, Akdağmadeni/Yozgat, Türkiye) and 36°23′N, 38°04′E (southeast of Khirbat Ar Rous, Aleppo Governorate, Syria). Major accidents or incidents involving fire, firearms or explosions, conflicts (especially at or relating to borders), troubles for children, the young, or students, troubles for travellers/tourists and diplomats, network outages (power, IT, water, etc.), storms or strong winds, and troubles to authorities or those in high positions also possible near this line. The Kahramanmaraş-Gaziantep-Aleppo area looks particularly malefic:

- Line between 38°30′N, 34°19′E (near Süleymanhüyüğü, Gülağaç/Aksaray, Türkiye) and 36°30′N, 35°32′E (off Karataş, Adana, Türkiye). Take a 280 km range on the west of this line instead of the usual 250 km. Notable accidents, incidents of fires/explosions, storms, notable incidents of violence, deaths of those in high-ranking positions, and legal or religious troubles also could occur near this line. One should note that the line goes very close by Ankara, Türkiye’s capital, and I have earlier predicted strong danger to the ruler of Türkiye in roughly July-September 2026 period.

- Straight line running through 36°00′N, 24°52′E (north off Bali, Crete, Greece). This is a highly malefic line. Take a 280 km range on the west of this line instead of the usual 250 km. Notable accidents, incidents of fires/explosions, storms, notable incidents of violence, deaths of those in high-ranking positions, and legal or religious troubles also could occur near this line.

When extended north, the Bulgarian section of the line looks highly malefic:

- Straight line running through 41°12′N, 21°01′E (near Leva Reka, Resen, North Macedonia). Major accidents or incidents involving fire, firearms or explosions, troubles for children, the young, or students, troubles for travellers, sailors and diplomats, network outages (power, IT, water, etc.), storms or strong winds, and troubles to authorities or those in high positions also possible near this line.

When extended north, the Hungarian-Slovakian section looks highly malefic, with western Ukraine also within the prediction range:

Part III, with predictions for the Western Hemisphere for the period of 29 June to 9 July 2026, will be published soon.

Note 1: Owing to lack of time, I am unable to look at every single prediction line in detail. I am publishing only those which look more prominent to me. It is possible that on some prediction line(s) that I have not chosen, a strong enough earthquake may take place, but I can only do my best with the time constraints possible. However, wherever a line is given, an earthquake or some other incident that can or does lead to fall of structures is highly likely to happen near it, unless weak probability is already noted.

Note 2: If a big earthquake has happened in a place, aftershocks may continue for days, weeks and even months. I predict the big (usually the first) earthquake, not always the aftershocks (unless they are also seen prominently on the charts, as does happen sometimes, especially when an aftershock is big).

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