Three prophecies about the plague make you think of the corona virus

New strain of corona virus originating from Wuhan, China is raging and causing panic in both Asia and Europe with tens of thousands of people infected . Is the disease caused by the corona virus now warned by the genius prophet Nostradamus 500 years ago?

The corona virus that causes acute pneumonia (Covid-19) has infected more than 116,000 people and has killed more than 4,000 people around the world since it first appeared in Wuhan, China last December. . This deadly virus has appeared without warning and has never been seen before, according to British Express.

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Did the prophet Nostradamus warn about the disease 500 years ago?

However, some people believe that the disease caused by corona virus was predicted by the talented French prophet Nostradamus 500 years ago.

Accordingly, Nostradamus is said to have made three prophecies about the plague that caused the world to suffer in his poems called Quatrain .

In Quatrain 63 , Nostradamus once wrote:

"Not far from Tiber, a land of bloodshed,

Many plagues will come to humanity . "

Tiber is a river flowing through Rome and Italy which is currently blocked by the Covid-19 epidemic with more than 9,000 cases and more than 600 people died. Accordingly, some people believe that, with Quatrain 63, Nostradamus has warned Italy about corona virus.

In Quatrain 6, Nostradamus writes:

" Near ports and in two cities

There will be 2 disasters never seen before

Hunger and disease will bring people down . "

In addition, Nostradamus also mentioned the disease in Quatrain 19 :

"Pastures, fields, families, cities are peaceful

Famine, plague, war will spread to vast lands . "

However, according to experts, the writings of Nostradamus can be interpreted in various ways and there have been many major epidemics since the prophet's death in 1566 so it is incorrect to say that Nostradamus had Warn people about corona virus.

Moreover, vague and false translations, fabricated interpretations, deceptive posts and fictional accounts also falsify what the prophet Nostradamus actually wrote, according to English Express.