Changi Hospital (Old Changi Hospital)

Changi Hospital, commonly referred to in urban-legend contexts as "Old Changi Hospital," is a former general hospital located in the Changi area of eastern Singapore. According to the supplied sources, hospital operations wound down beginning in February 1997 and the facility was completely abandoned by December 1997 as services relocated and merged into a new Changi General Hospital site near Simei. The supplied materials do not provide earlier construction dates, wartime history, or detailed archival history beyond the closure timeline. The site is referenced in local urban legends and popular-media discussions as being haunted. Sources note that "various urban legends refer to the hospital as haunted," but they do not record specific types of paranormal experience, named entities, apparition descriptions, dates, or primary witness testimony. Contemporary interest in the site is evidenced by its discussion in informal media (for example, a podcast episode summary that mentions a visit by an individual to the Old Changi Hospital), suggesting the location is a subject of urban exploration and public fascination; official access status and any restrictions are not specified in the provided sources. Because the available documentation is limited to secondary and popular references that label the location haunted without detailing specific phenomena or offering investigative explanations, the site's paranormal reputation is best characterized as folklore and urban legend rather than verified or investigated haunting.