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Epidemic each 100 years old: over 1720, wrath 1820, Spanish flu 1920, coronavirus 2020
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Every hundred years, It seems to have a pandemic, over 1720, cholera epidemic 1820 Spanish and flu 1920 and now the Coronavirus 2020.
Year 1720:
This year there was a pandemic of bubonic plague large-scale, also called the Great Plague of Marseille. Records show that the bacteria killed about 100.000 people in Marseille.
It is assumed that the bacteria is transmitted by infected flies with this bacteria.
Year 1820:
This year was a cholera pandemic, It held in Asia, in the countries of Thailand, Indonesia and the Philippines. There were more than 100,000 deaths due to this bacteria. It is said that the pandemic began with people who drank water from lakes contaminated with this bacteria.
Year 1920:
The Spanish flu that took place in the year 1920, This virus infected 500 million people and killed more than 100 million people worldwide, This was the deadliest pandemic in history.
Year 2020:
After another 100 years becomes an epidemic. Is it just a coincidence?
5 Chinese cities 11 million people are in quarantine, completely isolated from the rest of the world.
The coronavirus has killed 36.222 people worldwide and 7.424 in Spain so far, despite the efforts of the government and other institutions to quarantine entire cities, it seems that the virus has already spread worldwide.
SOURCE: https://medjouel.com/es/une-epidemie-tous-les-100-ans-peste-de-1720-cholera-de-1820-grippe-espagnole-de-1920-coronavirus-de-2020/