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A 23-YEAR-OLD woman is in hospital after she allegedly saw spirits while trying out a so-called ghost-hunting application on her smartphone, Kwong Wah Yit Poh reported.
The woman, known only as Wu, from Hubei, China, claimed to have seen spirits around her when she first tried the app.
When she went to the cemetery with her parents during the Qing Ming festival, she tried the application again.
This time it allegedly showed three spirits by her side, leading her to have sleepless nights for three days. She had to seek medical treatment in a local hospital.
> Former beauty queen Angie Cheong Wei Yee from Ipoh has been working hard to provide a bright future for her adopted son in Hong Kong, who is suffering from a heart ailment, Guang Ming Daily reported.
The former Miss Chinatown, who was active in the Hong Kong entertainment industry in the 90s, recently opened a grocery store there, where 10-year-old Hanson is studying at an international school.
She adopted him eight years ago in Beijing.
Cheong, 43, said she decided to move back to Hong Kong to enjoy life with her adopted son.
> Every morning, a woman in Singapore would wake her husband for work.
When his wife, who was seven months pregnant, did not wake him up on Monday, the man was horrified to find her dead in their bedroom, China Press reported.
The night before, the man had slept in the living room while his wife slept in the bedroom.
The 31-year-old woman, who had a hole-in-the-heart when she was born, had undergone surgery as a child.
She was reportedly feeling unwell at 1am but refused a suggestion by her husband to go to a clinic.
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