‘Black loss of life plague’ outbreak ‘predicted’ by Baba Vanga as hospitals locked down
Fears there will be an outbreak of a ‘black death plague’ have exploded after a woman died of the plague, sparking claims Baba Vanga predicted a mysterious disease will hit the globe in months
Baba Vanga may have predicted an outbreak of the plague hitting Russia as the country has locked down numerous hospitals after a woman died of the ‘black death plague’. Russian woman Darya Shipilova passed away from the illness after she caught the ‘unspecified form of plague’ by allegedly breaking a test tube at work.
Local media reports the lab leak happened at the Irkutsk Anti-Plague Institute, Russia. Five hospitals have been closed for quarantining in Siberia, according to reports from the independent media outlet Baikal People.
Concerned theorists are now sounding the alarm that the deceased seer Baba Vanga may have already warned us about an outbreak of the Black Death hitting the globe again in months.
The Bulgarian mystic died in 1996 but her global forecasts still fascinate scholars and the general public. Sheis said to have guessed events including the September 11 attacks and the Chernobyl disaster.
One social media user warned: “Baba Vanga predicted an ancient pathogen which was frozen would be released in Siberia and spread globally. She also predicted that the same year would see the start of water scarcity issues and NHI interactions.”
Vanga’s prediction for 2027 claim that humanity will endure a massive shift during the year. And with 2026 soon coming to a close, some people have claimed this shift could be from a massive disease outbreak.
The mystic warned in 2027 that people would undergo biological changes and display superhuman abilities. The prophecy does not go into details about how these changes will occur.
The Daily Mail reports these changes could be made via a mysterious disease or genetic experiment. Vanga’s prediction does not state if this outbreak of superhuman abilities would be intentional or even man-made. This has sparked fears an accidental laboratory leak of a mystery disease could carry unintended side effects.
Numerous US politicians are now calling for commercial air travel from Russia to be stopped due to fears the suspected outbreak of the plague may spread.
The Black Death – one of the worst pandemics in human history – ravaged Europe between 1346 and 1353, killing an estimated 50 million people.
It was caused by a bacterium known as Yersinia pestis, which is spread by wild rodents, such as rats and fleas. It is believed to have started in Central Asia and spread around the world through trade.



