Way back in the late 1990s, a strange haunting which occurred at the Gynaecology Department of one of our local hospitals received wide spread news coverage, including by the National TV station PBS.

It was reported that members of the staff working at the Gynaecology department refused to stay in a section of this ward, where they alleged they were hearing funny noises including mysterious footsteps, even though no one was there.

An unnamed witness said that whenever she entered this particular room she felt a mysterious and unearthly chill. The priest who is resident at the hospital was asked to intervene, probably with prayers. Although he later confirmed to he press that something uncanny was going on in this ward, he refused to give details.

Sometime before this strange occurrence at the gynaecology ward, a woman died there whilst she was giving birth to a baby.

A taxi driver was driving down from the airport past the main road of the Addolorata Cemetery. It was well after midnight. Suddenly he felt a cold shiver going down his spine. He took a deep breath and tried to concentrate on the dark empty road ahead. The cold feeling persisted. He had this funny presentiment that someone was staring at him. Instinctively he looked in the driver's mirror and saw a man sitting in the back seat.

On the 10th September 1996, the daily newspaper, The Times published a report with a heading saying: Knight's Ghost Haunts Russian Centre.