Other Hauntings

This story is contributed by Loh

After reading those spooky stories, I  would like to relate a spooky incident told by a tour bus driver. I am working as a tourist guide in Malaysia and traveling is normal for me. Very often when we have an ’empty run” which means when there aren’t tourists in the bus, I would sit next to the driver and we would be talk about everything. Sometimes we would talk about late payments from some travel agents, certain guides, hotels and everything in the travel industry. However, one day we happened to talk about a well known hotel in Cameron Highlands which I do not want to disclose the name which was has a reputation of being haunted.

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This story is contributed by Shabana Gany

Speaking of ghost stories, I’ve encountered one when I was 12 years old. In my family, we never actually believe nor ‘see’ things as we believe that those ‘things’ are not meant to been seen. Since I was just a child, I’ve always been a ‘weak’ one in the family, as what my father told me. I remembered that I saw something that I shouldn’t be seeing. On one fine morning at about 5.50am, I was with my mom waiting for the school bus outside the front porch.

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This story is contributed by Pisang

This time I will tell you a story that happened in my hometown a few decades ago. The incident happened at that time when my mother was teenager.

Lady Q (not a real name) was very rich and wealthy in my home town. I’m not too sure how rich she was at that time but my mom said that if you were to count her wealth in current time, she would own the whole of KL. Back to the story, every year Lady Q would visit China and return with an adopted child.

One fateful day, Lady Q fell sick and couldn’t sit or walk.  Strangely after her sickness, her child (not her adopted child, and yes she’s married with few children) died one by one. Every one of her either die in an accident or sickness. At first it would be her daughter, then her son-in-law, then her daughter-in-law and lastly her grandchildren. In the end, she was the final one to die in her family and no one was there to mourn for her because there were no more family members or relatives left. In those days, if someone rich were to pass away, they would hold a long funeral and Lady Q’s funeral lasted for 49 days.

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