It was a gloomy afternoon when I first set foot near Old Changi Hospital, a place that had haunted my thoughts for weeks. I had always been fascinated by history and the paranormal, and the stories surrounding this abandoned hospital were too compelling to ignore. Built during the British colonial era, the hospital had served as a military facility before becoming a prison camp under Japanese occupation during World War II. By the 1990s, it was left to decay, its crumbling walls and overgrown grounds a testament to its dark past.
Old Changi Hospital: History Of Singapore’s Iconic “Haunted” Landmark
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As I approached the hospital, a chill ran down my spine. The sky was overcast, and a light drizzle added to the eerie atmosphere. The building loomed before me, its peeling paint and broken windows giving it an almost skeletal appearance. The faint sound of wind whistling through the corridors felt like whispers from another world. I hesitated for a moment, but my curiosity pushed me forward.
Changi Hospital
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Stepping inside, I was immediately struck by the oppressive silence. The dimly lit corridors were lined with debris, and the air carried a faint, musty smell of decay. As I ventured deeper, I began to hear faint whispers behind me. Each time I turned, there was nothing there—just empty hallways and shadows that seemed to stretch endlessly. Then, the temperature dropped suddenly, and I saw it—a shadowy figure standing at the end of a hallway. My heart raced as I tried to approach it, but it vanished into thin air.
Old Changi Hospital: Where the Past Never Dies | Horror
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The encounter left me shaken, but I couldn’t stop exploring. I stumbled upon an old operating theatre, its rusted equipment and bloodstained walls a grim reminder of the suffering that had occurred there. The air felt heavier here, as if the room itself was alive with pain and despair. Then, I heard it—a faint cry for help, coming from a dark corner. The voice was hauntingly familiar, and in that moment, I realized I wasn’t just a visitor. Somehow, I was connected to this place. A vision flashed before my eyes—a scene from the past, a patient pleading for mercy. I felt a surge of emotions, as if the spirits were trying to tell me something.
We Went Ghost Hunting With Apps At Old Changi Hospital
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Panic set in, and I decided to leave. But as I turned to go, the shadowy figure reappeared, blocking my path. My mind raced, and I remembered something I had read about respecting the spirits. I spoke softly, expressing my sorrow and asking for permission to leave. To my relief, the figure vanished. I ran out of the hospital, my heart pounding, but the experience stayed with me.
Go ghost hunting at Old Changi Hospital just in time for Halloween
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Even now, as I sit at home, I can’t shake the feeling that I brought a piece of that darkness with me. At night, I hear the same faint cry for help in my dreams, a reminder that the spirits of Old Changi Hospital are not done with me yet.
Horror Level:
4 / 5
References:
Old Changi Hospital: History Of Singapore’s Iconic “Haunted” Landmark – link
Changi Hospital – link
Old Changi Hospital: Where the Past Never Dies | Horror – link
We Went Ghost Hunting With Apps At Old Changi Hospital – link
Go ghost hunting at Old Changi Hospital just in time for Halloween – link
Categories: Ghost Stories, Ghost Stories, Haunted Places, Paranormal
Tags: ghost stories, haunted, Old Changi Hospital, Paranormal, Singapore
Religion: None
Country of Origin: Singapore
Topic: Paranormal
Ethnicity: None
