If we turn to the prophecy of the French girl-seer Kaede Uber for 2018, then one of her main predictions for the near future is the anger of the Earth as a response to our sinful deeds. Therefore, humanity will face not only natural disasters, but also terrible epidemics.
We see the first "bells" of the fulfillment of this prophecy today. According to the World Health Organization, the world is once again threatened by the Black Death. At least, deadly outbreaks of pneumonic and tambourine plague have already been recorded in several places in Madagascar. The Black Death has already claimed the lives of almost forty people and more than two hundred are infected with it.
WHO Representative Dr Charlotte Ndiaye summed up the disappointing picture of the occasion:
The risk of the spread of the plague is quite high, since its traces are already present in several cities of Madagascar - and this, as they say, is only the beginning. I want to note that the mortality rate of this disease ranges from forty to one hundred percent (depending on the period of detection and treatment). Moreover, pneumonic plague is transmitted through the air, which is why it is simply impossible to control it, to carry out one hundred percent prevention. It is the deadliest disease, suffice it to say that at the beginning of the fourteenth century 50 million Europeans died from it …
Currently, the government of Madagascar has urgently closed all government offices, universities and schools, sending hundreds of teams to treat buildings from rodents and fleas. Any public events, including sports, are prohibited.
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The World Health Organization, in turn, sent almost one and a half million doses of antibiotics worth $ 15 million to the Black Death area - this is truly emergency funding that shows how dangerous the threat of the Plague spread around the world is. Everything is being done so that today every person infected with it has access to treatment, and other people - to protection. This will help not only save those at risk of infection, but also prevent the Black Death from spreading outside Madagascar.