‘a virus will come from siberia in 2022 and spread rapidly to the world’ leading astrologer baba vanga’s intimidating predictions for the new year

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 ‘a virus will come from siberia in 2022 and spread rapidly to the world’ leading astrologer baba vanga’s intimidating predictions for the new year  ‘a virus will come from siberia in 2022 and spread rapidly to the world’ leading astrologer baba vanga’s intimidating predictions for the new year London (monitoring desk) babawanga, bulgaria’s late astrologer, has made predictions about the next several decades. Many of his predictions in the past have been correct, including the death of princess diana, the collapse of the soviet union, the union of east and west germany, and the 9/11 attacks, according to baba vanga’s followers. Now some predictions of baba vanga made for 2022 have also come to light. According to the daily star, babawanga predicts that australia and asian countries will face floods and earthquakes in 2022 and a large number of people will die. Baba vanga has also predicted a new outbreak like corona virus in 2022. According to him, the deadly virus will be discovered i
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