I've got nothing to do just now while BB were sleeping . So i went to search for all the abandoned places in singapore .

The most well-known ones , i guess it was kranji . I bet everybody knows that ehs?


The Abandoned Coffeeshop.



The Abandoned Shops.



The Abandoned Carpark.


The Abandoned Private Clinic.

Was wondering how come everybody left without moving their furniture . Did something scary happened? Did everybody saw something they shouldn't see? Their furniture were all still intact , shows that they left in a hurry . Anybody once lived in kranji before?

The story was written ...

Rumours of Banana Tree Spirit

In every season, the banana trees are ready to blossom and their purple jantongs (hearts) which contained their flowers would start to appear. Soon the flowers would burst through and transform themselves into little green fruit, as small as a baby's fingers. These would grow quickly and within a month there would be beautiful bananas on long stems ready to be cut down and hung up to ripen.

In the Kranji Banana plantation, there is a Pisang Raja tree - King of Bananas. The flesh and the skin of this particular species of banana was the color of gold and it tasted like no other banana. But one day, the Pisang Raja tree has been vandalized. Tied tightly around the jantong were strands of cotton sewing threads. They were of seven different colors. Why would anyone want to do such a thing? Somebody from the neighbourhood was trying to force the spirit of the Pisang Raja tree to grant him a special favour. By reciting jampi-jampi (magic verses used by witchdoctors) and tying threads tightly around the jantong, the flower buds would be deprived of moisture and would die. The threads would only be untied if the tree spirit agreed to grant the person the favour. Because of the tightly wound threads around its jantong, the tree spirit could be heard to groan in pain.

There the culprit near the Pisang Raja tree, prayed out loud "Spirit of this tree! I command you to give me the first prize number in this week's lottery! If you don't, I shall destroy your jantong and you shall die!"

Two days later, he won the lottery and moved out from the HDB flats into a condominium. On the same day, the Pisang Raja tree died because the thief didn't keep his promise and untie the thread. And the revenge from all the banana tree spirits from the whole farm have come into the HDB estate, in search of the thief.. We don't know what had happened. But all the people hastily moved out from the HDB estate as if they had just vaporized overnight. -- Source: "There Are Ghosts Everywhere in Singapore", Vol. 2, The Publishing Consultant.


Is this True?

The second one i found was Istana Tyersall located at Orchard Road area


It's a private personal residence estate















Looked like those places for ghost movies huh?















Reminds me of Little nonya show.

The third place , everybody must know . It's OCH.


Painted in red.


Smashed mirror.

History

Built in 1930's, together with an A/E opposite the road and several blocks of commando barracks cum Changi prison nearby, the Old Changi Hospital (OCH) is situated at Netheravon Road in Changi villages. It has quite a long and rich history for being the former hospital of today's modern Changi General Hospital in Simei and Toa Payoh Hospital equipped with world-class facilities.

With its classical design, one can see that OCH is a typical replica of buildings built by British Colonial architects in the early 20's. Surprisingly OCH was not meant to be a hospital when it was first built (same for the A/E). The British was planning to have a heavily guarded military location in the east of Singapore. The site was strategically selected for it is high on top of a hill overlooking the sea surrounding most of the east side and the south side of the island. For about 10 years before the war, this classical 7-storey high building compound was used as military command quarters and barracks.

During the assault of the Japanese aggression from Malaya in February 1942, Changi was targeted as one of the first attack points. In a day or two, it was occupied by the Japanese army moving from Puala Ubin. Soon after that OCH was converted to a military hospital where all the wounded soldiers and civilians were attended to. After the Japanese Occupation ended, it was converted back to its original self, as a public hospital and later with a Military ward on the third level.

From February 1997 onwards, OCH was closed for its hospital operations were replaced by the new Changi General Hospital. It got isolated and left vacant there since then. According to some insider sources, the abandoned OCH will remain as it is but it will be re-open for the 'public' soon during 2005 for the Army Camp or for the Officer Cadet School (OCS) Trainees.

However, stories about the building being haunted started in the early 40's. The Hospital itself had 70+ years of rich history when it survived from the dreadful World War II that took place from 1942 to 1945, witnessing the fall of Singapore and the brutal tortures towards the prisoners of war (POW) that happened there. Therefore, seeing spirits of all races and of different nationals wandering around in the compound would be a common sight. If you are thinking of visiting the hospital in the hope of bumping into a spirit of any nature, go with 2 or 3 friends. If you go beyond that, you will never see it as they are all hiding behind the window pane or the back of the door WATCHING at you. But of course, you can go there alone, however you will never find yourself ALONE.



No entry?


Nice.


Very deserted indeed.

Shane died here? Is it some kinda joke?

Playground for the rumbles

We stepped into Detroit? Close to it. For it has been abandoned for several years and initially was quite loosely guarded, OCH has become a wonderland for many adventurers. It is such a famous 'must see' landmark for Changi Chalet goers at night when they get tired of TV and chit-chats. There was a joke saying that on Saturday evening as soon as sunset, there would be more people queuing up to go into OCH than to Golden Village Cinema! It is not hard to see groups of people carrying torches marching along Netheravon Road to the direction of OCH. With much curiosity, most of them want to get a chill on this reputed haunted place. However, some "talented" rumbles have vandalized the interior by smashing the windows, cracking the walls, burning trashes, and painting Graffiti all over the wall. To exploit this antique building further, some even performed Satanic cults on the top level room! As a result, this has forced the government put on more security guards at the front and back entrances, more policemen and dogs on patrols... There were police reports that people went missing at OCH. Looking at the physical dangers filled with that place, we wouldn't be surprised.








The haunted wards

Inside the OCH compound, you can see many wards with high ceilings. Notice that the wards and rooms are never closed up. This design makes air ventilation easier for the wards didn't have any air-cond but ceiling fans! Now those wards are totally left empty except some fixtures such as fans, wall-mounted switches, basins and some built-up platforms on the floor. By using a bit of imagination, one can vaguely resemble how it was like when the wards were in use. Rows of sick-beds lined up the place, wounded soldiers and ill patients suffered and mourned in pain. Doctors and nurses in white robes busy walking in and out of the wards. Many patients who could not make it had their last breath right there...




The torture chamber

Perhaps this is the 2nd most scariest place in OCH after the mortuary. Out of so many wards and rooms, we found one that is remarkably different. Even for today it has a kind of emergency red-and-white plastic tape barring it off from access. It didn't seems to safe guard people from any physical danger inside the room, but may be from something else... This particular room (rather we call it a chamber) unlike the others with open wall ends on top is completely self-contained. The walls are made of thick solid concrete and unpainted. Further inside you will see some concrete built-up structure as if it was used for securing something tight on the floor. One of the horrible signs is the metal chains with one end set loose and the other end securely fixed on the wall. It seemed strong enough to tie up a tiger. And, you can see maroon colored blood stains are still left on the floor. Absolutely horrible. One would expect to see such a chamber in a prison but never in a hospital! But don't forget, this is a military hospital used by the Japanese. There are many undocumented stories saying that during the war many "important" citizens and POWs were detained at OCH. Most had never been seen again, and they were believed to be tortured to death over here.

Got all this information at some websites .

To be continued...