What are some famous Singapore army ghost stories?

There's a story in a Singapore school where a student was bullied to death long ago. Now, it is said that his ghost haunts the school library. At night, books might seem to move on their own, and there are whispers as if the bullied student is still trying to tell his story. Also, in some schools near old cemeteries, there are tales of apparitions of people from the cemetery wandering into the school grounds, especially on foggy nights.

One famous Singapore ghost story is about the Old Changi Hospital. It was a military hospital during World War II and has a reputation for being haunted. People claim to see apparitions of soldiers and patients. There are also reports of strange noises and cold spots.

One famous Singapore ghost story is about the Old Changi Hospital. It is said to be haunted. During World War II, it was a place of great suffering and many prisoners died there. People claim to see apparitions and hear strange noises at night.

One well - known Indian Army ghost story is about the haunted barracks in a certain military base. Soldiers have reported seeing apparitions of soldiers from the past, especially in the late hours. Some say they hear the sound of boots marching when no one is around.

There is also the story of a spectral bus conductor. In some older tales, people claim to have seen a bus conductor in an out - of - date uniform on certain buses at night. He doesn't take fares or interact with passengers in a normal way, but just stands there looking at them with a blank stare. It's a very eerie sight, and it has become one of the more talked - about Singapore bus ghost stories.

The story of the Old Changi Hospital is very famous. It was a military hospital during the war, and so many people died there in horrible ways. It's now in a dilapidated state and is said to be full of ghosts. People who go there at night often report seeing strange lights and feeling a sense of dread. Another famous one is the Pasir Ris Red House. It has a spooky reputation, and there are tales of a girl's spirit that haunts it. It gives people the creeps just to look at the old, run - down building.

One funny story could be about the unique training exercises they have. For example, there might be a situation where soldiers had to navigate through a very muddy obstacle course and ended up looking like they were part of a mud wrestling match rather than a military drill. It was all in good fun though as they learned important skills about adaptability in difficult terrains.

There was a time when new recruits were learning how to assemble their rifles quickly. One recruit got so confused that he ended up putting parts in the wrong places. His comrades couldn't help but laugh when they saw what he had done. But it also became a teaching moment for the whole group to learn the correct way more thoroughly.

The Toa Payoh Town Park also has its share of ghost stories. Some people claim to have seen a female apparition in white near the pond. It's believed that she might be the spirit of a woman who met a tragic end there. There are also stories of cold spots and unexplained feelings of dread in that area.

In another Singapore hotel, guests in a particular suite have claimed to see the figure of a man in old - fashioned clothing sitting on the edge of the bed. Legend has it that he was a wealthy businessman who had a heart attack in that very room decades ago. Since then, his spirit seems to be lingering there.