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The federal health organization has told teachers how to educate pupils on emergency response procedures—by pretending a zombie outbreak has occurred.

Just in case: CDC shares tips on surviving a zombie apocalypse By FOX 35 News Staff Published  article UNIVERSAL CITY, CA - JUNE 28: A view of the new Walking Dead attraction 'Don't Open, Dead Inside' at the Press Event For "The Walking Dead" Attraction. (Photo by Michael Boardman/WireImage) ORLANDO, Fla. - If you thought 2020 was bad, how about a zombie apocalypse in 2021? Yearly-horoscope.org broke down some of the famous prophecies of Nostradamus, a French physician best known for his book Les Prophéties, which allegedly predicted future events. One of the predictions is that 2021 ...

Origin A four-line poem, also known as a quatrain, allegedly written by 16th-century philosopher Michel de Nostradamus described predictions of a future “plague” that would “fall upon the world.” (Some assumed that this so-called plague referred to the COVID-19 pandemic, which Snopes has previously debunked here.) The alleged quatrain went on to describe a “feeble man” who was set to “rule the western world with a jezebel” after the plague. According to Snopes readers, renditions of this poem appeared to suggest that this man and jezebel either referred to U.S. President Donal...

Trending Explainers Zombie Apocalypse 2021? Some Twitter users think Nostradamus predicted Russian scientists will cause a plague of the undead Sat Jan 02, 2021 at 1:19pm ET Some Twitter users believe Nostradamus predicted there will be a zombie apocalypse in 2021. Pic credit: Public Domain via English Wikipedia Some Twitter users have recently been sharing tweets warning that the French physician and seer Nostradamus (Michel de Nostredame) predicted there will be a zombie apocalypse in 2021. In popular culture, the zombie apocalypse is a fictional future event when civilization collapses due...

There was a time when everyone’s favorite dead psychic was Nostradamus – a.k.a. Michel de Nostredame – the French astrologer and seer whose book of 942 poetic future-predicting quatrains, “Les Prophéties,” was first published in 1555, 11 years before his death. However, in recent years, his cryptic predictions have lost popularity to those of Baba Vanga – a.k.a. Vangeliya Pandeva – the Bulgarian mystic and clairvoyant whose predictions were dictated to her staff until she died in 1996. Vangas predictions often contained recent references, and even her cryptic forecasts were eas...