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Did Baba Vanga Predict Russia's Plague
The article discusses the death of a Russian researcher working at the Plague Research Institute in Irkutsk, who died from an unknown source of pneumonia. Specifically, this followed unconfirmed claims that she contracted the plague due to an incident inside the laboratory. At the same time, predictions attributed to the fortune teller Baba Vanga have circulated on social media, foretelling the emergence of an ancient and deadly disease in Siberia that threatens the world. However, official reports indicate a lack of scientific evidence or a clear outbreak of the disease. Pneumonic plague, which can be treated with antibiotics, is rare, and there is no confirmed link between current developments and any prophecy or impending epidemic.
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