Welkom Hospital

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Between 12 am and 4 am, objects move around (including wheelchairs), ghosts wandering around, screams, windows breaking and doors slamming.

This hospital closed it’s doors somewhere between 1995/1996. There are a lot patient files laying around, medical book(lets), medical waste, expired condoms, identification documents and driver’s licenses.

(Submitted by Thinus)

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    Geographic Information

    Address:
    8 Long Road
    Welkom, Free State
    South Africa


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    GPS:
    -27.98455863481884, 26.728968501265626
    Region:
    Lejweleputswa

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