Following India’s plea of new spikes in COVID-19 cases, an old prophecy is making headlines once again. A prediction made by Japanese artist and author Ryo Tatsuki, who is widely known as Japan’s Baba Vanga, has now gone viral for what many think is an uncanny prediction regarding the return of the coronavirus in 2030. Tatsuki, who had visions of nightmares and disturbing dreams, wrote a book in 1999 called The Future as I See It, in which she predicted a strange virus coming in 2020, peaking by April, then disappearing, only to appear again ten years later, this time with more lethal results.
Baba Vanga Predicts Covid-19 Return
While most of her initial prophesies were discounted, the eerie precision of her 2020 virus prediction has once again created interest. In her book, she asserted that this virus would return in 2030, stronger and more destructive than before. As per her utterances, the second wave would be more disastrous, stressing the world’s health systems to the limit and killing a great many more people.
This is at a period when India is already experiencing a minor COVID-19 infection comeback. As per health authorities, the recent spike is not critical. Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) Director General Dr. Rajiv Behl offered reassurance this week that the majority of cases are mild and due to Omicron sub-variants. Genome sequencing of West and South Indian samples has established that the variants presently circulating are LF.7, XFG, JN.1, and NB.1.8.1, none of which have indicated any signs of increased severity up to now.
However, figures are on the rise in some important states. Delhi recorded 104 cases during the previous week, Kerala 430 and Maharashtra 209 new infections. Some other states, such as Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Gujarat, and Rajasthan, also witnessed the rise in the infection, albeit the majority of the patients are recuperating from home quarantine without any complications.
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Throwing fuel on the fire of worry is another forecast by Tatsuki: a huge earthquake under the ocean between Japan and the Philippines, which she said would unleash a tsunami three times as destructive as the 2011 event. She spoke of the ocean boiling off the coast of southern Japan, a vision that has alarmed people, particularly in an area where seismicity has long been a concern.
Whether one believes in predictions or not, Tatsuki’s warning has people talking. With Covid already creeping back, many are left wondering: could she be right about what’s coming in 2030?
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