'Black Death Plague' Outbreak Reportedly Predicted by Mystic Baba Vanga as Russian Hospitals Lock Down
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'Black Death Plague' Outbreak Reportedly Predicted by Mystic Baba Vanga as Russian Hospitals Lock Down
A Russian laboratory worker's death has prompted plague fears and Baba Vanga prophecy claims online, but authorities and the WHO say no plague outbreak has been confirmed.
Wang Warned About the Outbreak of the Plague in Russia: What Was Her Prediction Mentioned on the Web
After the death of a 28-year-old employee of the anti-plague institute and the introduction of quarantine measures in Siberia, the Web again recalled the terrible prophecy of Baba Wanga.
Following news of a woman's death from the plague in Russia, rumors of a possible wider outbreak have resurfaced online. Some social media users are even linking the incident to the former Bulgarian prophetess Vanga's predictions about a mysterious disease that could spread worldwide in the future.
MOSCOW (Reuters) - Russian authorities denied on Tuesday that they would impose special restrictions on reports circulating on the Internet about the death of a laboratory technician from the plague. This is reported by AFP.
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