Mass Hysteria After a Ghost Hitches a Ride on a Bus at RNR Sungai Perak
Do you still remember the mass hysteria case on a bus that occurred on a road in Kuala Kangsar back in 2014? This story shocked the people of Perak at the time, and there were many speculations surrounding it.
Supernatural disturbances are real and are not a new phenomenon in our lives as servants of Allah. We must always remember the pact made by Satan to lead mankind astray. 27 employees of a hypermarket in Ipoh were left in shock when six of their colleagues, aged between 18 and 28, were struck by hysteria while on a bus heading to work.
The incident, which occurred around 9 am, forced the bus driver to stop at the RNR Sungai Perak because the situation inside the bus had become chaotic. The hysteria on the bus reportedly began when the vehicle was in Bukit Gantang, when one of the passengers screamed, believed to be suffering from hysteria, and the situation worsened as several other passengers were similarly affected.
Some passengers claimed to have seen a dark figure enter the bus while they were alone waiting for other friends in Kamunting. However, they did not suspect anything at the time, assuming it was just a trick of the light or their imagination, until the hysteria broke out, making the witness realize what they had seen earlier.
At first, only one person was hysterical, but it then spread to others. Can you imagine the situation on that bus? It is said that the hysteria was triggered when one of the victims was telling a ghost story and mentioned that a friend had previously experienced hysteria. As soon as the story ended, the first victim's eyes bulged, and they began to rave. Upon arriving at the RNR Sungai Perak area, the victims were taken off the bus. The male passengers on the bus were exhausted from having to restrain the victims, as some were dancing while others tried to run away. According to the bus driver, known as Tan, 63, he was shocked to see one of the passengers suddenly scream loudly as if possessed upon reaching the Kuala Kangsar junction. He said the disturbance spread to several other passengers minutes later, causing chaos inside the bus. Tan mentioned that he wanted to stop on the side of the highway as soon as they started screaming, but upon reflection, stopping on the roadside could have been more dangerous. So, Tan decided to stop at the nearest rest and service area.
This incident truly happened in April 2014. We at orangperak.com want you to imagine if you were on that bus; as a human being with a sound mind, what would you do to help the other passengers if you were still sane and not affected by the hysteria at that time? Comment and share your views!
