Some Of Blind Bulgarian Mystic Baba Vanga's Predictions For 2024 Have Already Come True!
Vangeliya Pandeva Gushterova, popularly called Baba Vanga, was a Bulgarian mystic who is said to have accurately predicted several world events including 9/11 and Brexit.
Though she died in 1996 at the age of 84, Baba Vanga's 'prophecies' have lived on and according to reports, some of the things she had predicted for 2024 have already come true.
Economic crisis
One of the prophecies of Baba Vanga was that in 2024 the world will face an economic crisis. Two of the biggest economies in the world, the UK and Japan are already in economic turmoil and analysts have warned that many more nations could face similar situations this year.
Natural disasters
Baba Vanga had predicted that in 2024 there will be an increase in extreme weather events and natural disasters. 2024 started with a 7.6-magnitude earthquake in Japan on January 1. On 3 March Taiwan was hit by a 7.4-magnitude earthquake, the strongest tremors the country has experienced in 25 years.
Cyber attacks
Another remarkable prediction of Baba Vang was an increase in cyber attacks in 2024. She predicted cyber attacks long before the internet as we know it today evolved.
Baba Vanga has also predicted that Russian President Vladimir Putin will face an assassination attempt by a fellow countryman.
Cancer treatment
But the most notable Baba Vanga prediction for 2024 that has come true is in the field of medicine.
Baba Vanga had predicted that new treatments would be developed for some illnesses that are currently seen as terminal. In February Russian President Putin had announced that the country is very close to the creation of so-called cancer vaccines and immunomodulatory drugs of a new generation.
When will the world end?
According to some claims online, Baba Vanga has predicted events till 5079, after which those who follow her work say the world will end.
It should be noted that there is no written record of her alleged predictions.?
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