An ex-MAS staff, KL, once attended training at the MAS training school. She stayed there for 6 nights.
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As there was nothing much to do, KL used to watch NTV7 movies late at night. The movies started at 11pm, and it was news time at 12am.
At exactly 12am, KL would hear strange sounds. She tried to listen carefully to the sounds, and it sounded like very very slow music sung in an unknown language.
The singing was very clear, but she was unable to make out the language even when she concentrated. According to KL, it was like "small kids simply singing, but with adult voices."
The sounds were coming from the air-conditioning vent.
KL called the receptionist to ask why they had turned up the volume of the speakers outside her room, and was told that they hadn't turned up the volume.
So where were the sounds coming from?
Then, the tv remote control went missing.
KL looked for it all over, and even moved the blanket and sheet searching for it. But it seemed to have disappeared.
She went to class. When she got back, the tv remote control was on her bed.
KL said it was as if "someone watched tv on bed then left the remote there."
Her trainer noticed her expression and asked why she looked so pale. KL's friend then told him that there was "something wrong" with the room. The trainer was concerned and immediately asked KL to change her room.
However, KL decided to remain in the same room as it was already her last night there.
That night, she heard the noises again.
KL called the receptionist and asked them to accompany her and find out where the noises were coming from, but they refused. They told her not to think about it and go to sleep.
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KL's room was at the end, so she had only one neighbouring room beside her room. An Indian lady from Terengganu was staying in the neighbouring room.
Every night KL could hear loud sounds coming from the room besides hers. It sounded like people were purposely opening and closing the clothes cupboard door very loudly.
As there was a Kuala Lumpur-Terengganu flight at night, the Indian lady flew back to her hometown after the last class on Friday. KL stayed another night.
That night, even though the Indian lady had flown back to her hometown, there were loud banging sounds coming from the empty room...
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Showing posts with label Petaling Jaya. Show all posts
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Location: MAS training school, Kelana Jaya
The MAS training school is situated at Kelana Jaya, in Petaling Jaya. The training school is built beside a lake. The lake used to be an old lombong timah (tin ore mine).
The grounds are very big, and one block is provided for the accommodations of the MAS staff and cabin crew. It's like a hotel. The whole area is very quiet at night.
Some of the MAS staff who have stayed there during the training claim that the area is "dirty."
According to a staff member, a very pretty lady who was previously Miss Malaysia was killed by her husband and her body was thrown into the lake. However, nothing was ever proven.
A lot of stewardesses have also been said to have committed suicide there.
The grounds are very big, and one block is provided for the accommodations of the MAS staff and cabin crew. It's like a hotel. The whole area is very quiet at night.
Some of the MAS staff who have stayed there during the training claim that the area is "dirty."
According to a staff member, a very pretty lady who was previously Miss Malaysia was killed by her husband and her body was thrown into the lake. However, nothing was ever proven.
A lot of stewardesses have also been said to have committed suicide there.
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