Pix of Old Changi Hospital (Creepy!!)
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Originally posted by PaJeRoMiNi Ver 1.0:[]
i used to do night duty in changi camp. those pictures sure bring back some warm memories.. 
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There was an SAF ward in OCH rite?Originally posted by boy in blues: i used to do night duty in changi camp. those pictures sure bring back some warm memories.. -
Originally posted by PaJeRoMiNi Ver 1.0:There was an SAF ward in OCH rite?
me neber been 2 OCH b4. just commenting on those pictures bcos my camp architectural pattern omost identical 2 dem especiali wen i do duty at night..has a nice familiar feel 2 it.. -
Oic...Originally posted by boy in blues: me neber been 2 OCH b4. just commenting on those pictures bcos my camp architectural pattern omost identical 2 dem especiali wen i do duty at night..has a nice familiar feel 2 it..
Maybe they are designed by the same architect?
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look from here does not seem creepy unless i go there n sense the environment.......
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Extracted of the net:
"It was used in World War 2 during the Japanese times, 7-storey high. Someone said that when she took Bus 29 & it passed through the hospital one night, she saw a child holding a broken bear waving at her. The child was at the highest storey of the hospital. It was eerie because the building is no longer in use anymore." -
u all like this stuff about ghost and all those spooky places!!!
it givs mi the creeps!!!!! -
haha i take bus 29 all the time leh dun scare me!
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Dun worry brudder...Originally posted by |-|05|:haha i take bus 29 all the time leh dun scare me!
Until this story has been confirmed..It's all jus Urban legend...
Anyway noticed anything while passing by OCH?
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More to add on the OCH saga...
The sfogs team found out this "pentagon room" on the second floor...
The room with the pentagram sign is on the second storey, right side of the picture.
"All of us gathered in this room. Groups leaders made a head count and everyone was accounted for. We were definitely happy to see each other again.The groups were busily admiring the red art on the floor when we heard something coming from the outside. Some of us thought it was the sound of a girl chuckling, others thought it was a cry for help. But one thing for sure, most of us heard it. Immediately we turned and shone our torchlights through the window sills. We saw nothing... but trees."
Joss sticks were taped to the walls...
Offerings were also found outside the building...
The long and creepy corridors of OCH...definately not someplace a sane person would wanna be...
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Went for dinner with my fren juz now...and started discussing abt OCH over prata...
Something I heard from him that I wanna share with you guys...
He overheard this from his cousin:
His cousin and a bunch of frens were at the SAF cahlets near Changi Village. As they felt bored, they decided to explore OCH. That was a long time ago when OCH was not closed up like now. Being a bunch of daredevils from the infantry who have been to "jungles in brunei where it's so dark you cannot see your outstretched hand", they felt exicted as they have not explored the premises of OCH before but have heard so much about it...
Some of the doors were locked, but one of his cousin's friend managed to find a window that was not closed. Armed with torches,They climbed in, one by one, and were overwhelmed by the strong smell of medicine.
Being a formal hospital, this was not abnormal. They began walking around the place, making funny noises and fooling around, like running around the place and opening unlocked doors, just for the thrill of it. SOmehow they managed to find the staircase and climbed up floor by floor, exploring every floor...
When they reached the seventh floor, which was the top floor, they explored it like the other floors. After they finished exploring, they were dissapointed as they didn't find any artefacts or ghosts.
One of the guys, an Ah Beng type, then shouted :"Chey, Hao Siao.
Mana Oo Kui?!" (This is rubbish! Where got ghost?!). They made their way back to the staircase where they climbed up from....and guess what...THERE WAS NO STAIRCASE!
They just kept going round and round...looking for the staircase! They were pretty sure they had came up from a staircase, but everwhere they looked, it was the same. Long corridors with rows of doors...and the strong medical smell made it worse..
They were really scared now. Even the guy who shouted earlier was showing signs of fear...
Anyway, the group just huddled together,prayed and waited until daybreak...One of the braver guys decided to start looking for the staircase again and guess what? It ws just around the corner, which they had circled at least ten to eleven times previously!
They ran like hell outta there!
Seriously my fren's not very good at making up stories, and neither is his cousin either (I know them both)...
Anyway the story above may not be the best adaptation as I had to translate it from Chinese to English...
Maybe that's why guards were hired to patrol the place... to prevent us from being hurt by exploring inside... -
wow.. the pictures realli give me the creeps! to think i was once a patient there b4... albeit for a quite short period of time..
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In the SAF ward?Originally posted by wuming78:wow.. the pictures realli give me the creeps! to think i was once a patient there b4... albeit for a quite short period of time.. -
nope... in the normal ward.. while i was in jcOriginally posted by PaJeRoMiNi Ver 1.0:In the SAF ward? -
Oic...I was looking for someone who had stayed in the SAF ward before..cos the SAF ward is quite near to the one for Changi prison inmates, who had to stay in hospital....It's rumoured that ppl can hear a man laughing loudly in the prison ward ..even when the ward is empty...Originally posted by wuming78:nope... in the normal ward.. while i was in jc -
hm.. in fact i stayed there like .. jus b4 it closed.. cos after i discharged from there i was supposed to go back for followup checkups..and guess what, i was refered to the new changi hospital even though it was only like 1 or 2 months after i got discharged.Originally posted by PaJeRoMiNi Ver 1.0:Oic...I was looking for someone who had stayed in the SAF ward before..cos the SAF ward is quite near to the one for Changi prison inmates, who had to stay in hospital....It's rumoured that ppl can hear a man laughing loudly in the prison ward ..even when the ward is empty...
but i never heard of the saf ward there.. and in fact i haven heard of stories of that place.. until now! -
Originally posted by wuming78:hm.. in fact i stayed there like .. jus b4 it closed.. cos after i discharged from there i was supposed to go back for followup checkups..and guess what, i was refered to the new changi hospital even though it was only like 1 or 2 months after i got discharged.
but i never heard of the saf ward there.. and in fact i haven heard of stories of that place.. until now!
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Here's another:
"I was admitted into OCH, SAF ward, during August '95 for 2 weeks.
The SAF ward of OCH was located at 7th level. At that time, the whole 7th level was sort of a 'special' level, with wards not meant for ordinary civilian use. There's a ward for inmates from nearby Changi Prison, occupying one big end of the floor, where its doors were closed at all time, but through the door windows you could see a of couple wardens/police officers stationed inside when there's inmates admitted, if not, it's empty; then there's the SAF ward, took up the floor in the middle, which I'm the only occupant at that time; and finally, the SAF Psycho-medicine Branch/Ward, occupied the other end, for the mentally unsound SAF personnels.
So how was OCH ward like in those days? White walls, pink doors, clean, peaceful & serene, except for every Tuesdays, when it was sort of parents-visiting days at the psycho-medicine branch. Same ambience and atmosphere during the nights too. Another hospital which, in my opinion, shared the same 'feelings' with OCH is Alexandra hospital.
During my 2 weeks stay, I saw occasional shadows moving about on the ceilings of the corridor when it's empty, and heard some coughing near me, even though I'm the only patient in the ward, during days and nights. Beside these trivial stuff (I've seen worse at Slim Barrack), there was once I woke up to a strong flower perfume (never smelled a frangipani before) in a particularly cold night. Tried everything - increase the speed of ceiling fan, rub tiger balm near the nose (was that desperate to get rid of overly sweet smell). The perfume disappeared when a nurse came in during a routine check.
Kind of sad to read that what was once an ideal hospital (to me) is now one of the most haunted sites in Singapore." -
man... where do u find all these stories?!
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Bro....what I can post are stories that are read by ppl again and again..
My objective to start Urban Legends is to encourage the forumers to open up and tell us what they have heard...something fresh...I believe a lot of ppl have stories and experience but they don wanna tell.... -
i jus wan more pictures!Originally posted by PaJeRoMiNi Ver 1.0:
Bro....what I can post are stories that are read by ppl again and again..
My objective to start Urban Legends is to encourage the forumers to open up and tell us what they have heard...something fresh...I believe a lot of ppl have stories and experience but they don wanna tell....
weird huh? these pix give me the creeps but.. i jus wan more! -
Brother...try spi-sg.com for more pix....enjoyOriginally posted by wuming78:i jus wan more pictures!
weird huh? these pix give me the creeps but.. i jus wan more! -
wow.. it does haf quite aloto stuff..Originally posted by PaJeRoMiNi Ver 1.0:Brother...try spi-sg.com for more pix....enjoy
but the fotos...r not very convincing leh.. as in the "orbs" (wat does this word mean anyway?)
still find the OCH fotos most eerie.. even jus by looking at the foto! cant imagine going there... -
Originally posted by |-|05|:haha i take bus 29 all the time leh dun scare me! u stay changi village is it? if u r a guy, dere r other creepy stuff u shud wori abt..