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Post Last Edit by ukaya at 15-5-2010 14:21
Girls Go Hysterical In School As If Possessed
By Rosli Abidin Yahya
Bandar Seri Begawan – Girls who believed were possessed by devils made a ruckus in a school here yesterday.
Fourteen female students went hysterical in the morning at an all-girls school in the capital as the school cancelled all classes and sent students home.
The first incident happened at about 8am at the Sekolah Tinggi Perempuan Raja Isteri (STPRI) and an hour later all roads leading to the school were jammed with vehicles as anxious parents rushed to pick up their children.
The Ministry of Education acted swiftly and issued a press statement. It acknowledged the incident and said it was being tackled accordingly with cooperation from everyone, especially parents and guardians.
The ministry also announced that in light of the incident, the students of STPRI will be given a day off Saturday, July 30, in order to settle things. The school will reopen as usual on Monday, August 1, the statement added.
However, no one knows or has any idea what triggered the hysteria.
The Borneo Bulletin was told the first hysterical incident happened on Thursday, July 21.
However, the matter got worse last Monday when nine more students were affected. On Tuesday it was the turn of four other students while on Wednesday another three students went hysterical.
Religious teachers and bomohs were dispatched to the school every time students became hysterical.
Nurses from the Raja Isteri Pg Anak Saleha Hospital and ambulances were also rushed to the school.
The affected students reportedly went into a state of frenzy all of a sudden as if they were possessed. They reportedly shouted at the top of their voices and rolled on the floor. It took a number of persons to control them.
Yesterday, many students that went into a state managed to calm down after a while and were attended to by nurses inside ambulances.
But some students took a longer time to come out of their "possessed" state and some religious teachers were seen trying to keep the affected students under control.
Parents called for immediate effort to prevent the phenomenon recurring. Some parents told the Bulletin they have decided not to send their children to school for the time being until the mystery of students going hysterical is solved.
Officers from the Ministry of Education told the Bulletin that parents should not be too anxious as the situation was under control.
"We are stepping up efforts to prevent this from happening again. The situation is really under control, said the officer. -- Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin |
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Post Last Edit by ukaya at 15-5-2010 14:29
More Students Go Hysterical
By Azlan Othman & Hj Minor Absah
Bandar Seri Begawan - The mystery phenomenon that has affected students from two schools in the capital is showing no signs of abating. And rumours spreading wildly through the short message service (SMS) are apparently sowing more confusion in the minds of the public.
Yesterday, more students were hit by the unexplained hysteria but this time at Sayyidina Hussain Secondary School in Jerudong.
It all began with a Form 4 student returning to the classroom from the restroom at around 10am, according to a teacher from the school. When other students started getting hysterical as well, the school asked all the students to assemble at the hall. But as the situation threatened to get out of control, the school called the parents and asked them take their children home, the Bulletin was told.
The Royal Brunei Police Force last night warned that anyone found guilty of spreading such malicious SMS would be dealt with accordingly.
Following the hysteria cases that have occurred in schools in the country affecting several students in the past weeks, the police in a press statement advised the public not to be influenced with false rumours spreading through the short message service.
The police warned it would not hesitate to investigate false rumours spread through the short message service, which is a criminal offence and offenders could face fine and imprisonment.
The statement added spreading false rumours is an offence under Section 34 and Section 35 of the Public Order Act, Chapter 148 and offenders could face jail and fine, if found guilty.
SMS criss-crossed yesterday concerning the Jerudong school incident. SMS rumours claiming that cases of hysteria occurring at a government office at the Old Airport,another two schools in the capital and in Gadong were also spread,which invited the warning from the police.
The public relations officer at the Ministry of Religious Affairs last night denied giving any instruction(which was spread through SMS) that their officers have instructed people not to wander around after midnight (August 18) because STPRI's `ghost gate' or "Guris" would be opened.
Meanwhile, the principal and deputy principal of STPRI School, in an interview with the Bulletin yesterday, refuted allegations that the school was conducting a ceremony to chase out evil spirits last night. The school principal said they too were inundated with calls concerning the ceremony.
The ceremony, according to SMS rumours, was to counter-act the spirits that have surrounded the building since the first hysteria was detected in July.
"This is beyond the knowledge of the school. The schoolteachers also received SMS saying well-known `bomohs', would be called to chase the spirits away.It is -just-an assumption, to frighten the students and their guardians, he said.
The principal admitted that various efforts are being made such as performing Hajat prayers, recitation of the Holy Quran and various religious activities to stabilise the situation at school.
A large number of curious onlookers were seen last night near the school.
The mystery phenomenon has become the topic of discussion nowadays.
Some parents have voiced their concerns especially with examinations just around the corner and called for more assimilation of religious teachings at schools to wipe out any activities, which are against the teachings of Islam. -- Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin |
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Post Last Edit by ukaya at 15-5-2010 14:31
Mystery Phenomenon Hits Students Again
By Rosli Abidin Yahya
Bandar Seri Begawan - After a relatively incident-free Monday, four Form Five students of Sekolah Tinggi Perempuan Raja Isteri (STPRI) went hysterical again yesterday leaving many parents concerned as they called for efforts to be stepped up to contain the mystery phenomenon.
The school confirmed the incident and so did an official from the Ministry of Education, who said that the situation "is not as bad as what it was last week".
Following the first incident on July 21, more than a dozen students were hit by the strange phenomenon last week, which led the ministry to close the school for a day last Saturday.
Students who went hysterical were reportedly seen shouting at the top of their lungs before collapsing.
Their unexplained behaviour reportedly lasted from a few minutes to half an hour and the girls needed assistance to calm them down.
Worried parents called up the Borneo Bulletin urging for an all-out effort to combat the phenomenon.
"I did not send my child to school Monday. When I heard that nothing happened Monday, I let my daughter go to school today (yesterday).
After today's incident, I am not sure what to do tomorrow," a father told the Bulletin yesterday.
"Religious talks must be held to calm the students so they would not be misled by the phenomenon. Explanations must be given to them on the issue be it from the religious standpoint or based on scientific interpretations," a concerned parent said.
Parents said students were being fed with theories by many including their friends, which may not be right, and urged the relevant authority to help calm the situation. -- Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin |
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Girls Go Hysterical In School As If Possessed
By Rosli Abidin Yahya
Bandar Seri Begawan – Girls who believed were possessed by devils made a ruckus in a school here yesterday.
Fourteen female students went hysterical in the morning at an all-girls school in the capital as the school cancelled all classes and sent students home.
The first incident happened at about 8am at the Sekolah Tinggi Perempuan Raja Isteri (STPRI) and an hour later all roads leading to the school were jammed with vehicles as anxious parents rushed to pick up their children.
The Ministry of Education acted swiftly and issued a press statement. It acknowledged the incident and said it was being tackled accordingly with cooperation from everyone, especially parents and guardians.
The ministry also announced that in light of the incident, the students of STPRI will be given a day off Saturday, July 30, in order to settle things. The school will reopen as usual on Monday, August 1, the statement added.
However, no one knows or has any idea what triggered the hysteria.
The Borneo Bulletin was told the first hysterical incident happened on Thursday, July 21.
However, the matter got worse last Monday when nine more students were affected. On Tuesday it was the turn of four other students while on Wednesday another three students went hysterical.
Religious teachers and bomohs were dispatched to the school every time students became hysterical.
Nurses from the Raja Isteri Pg Anak Saleha Hospital and ambulances were also rushed to the school.
The affected students reportedly went into a state of frenzy all of a sudden as if they were possessed. They reportedly shouted at the top of their voices and rolled on the floor. It took a number of persons to control them.
Yesterday, many students that went into a state managed to calm down after a while and were attended to by nurses inside ambulances.
But some students took a longer time to come out of their "possessed" state and some religious teachers were seen trying to keep the affected students under control.
Parents called for immediate effort to prevent the phenomenon recurring. Some parents told the Bulletin they have decided not to send their children to school for the time being until the mystery of students going hysterical is solved.
Officers from the Ministry of Education told the Bulletin that parents should not be too anxious as the situation was under control.
"We are stepping up efforts to prevent this from happening again. The situation is really under control, said the officer. -- Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin |
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Post Last Edit by ukaya at 15-5-2010 17:00
Stay Calm Says MOE To Parents
By Azlan Othman
Bandar Seri Begawan - In view of two incidents of hysteria in the past two days at two secondary schools, the Ministry of Education seeks cooperation from various parties.
The Ministry in a press release said that they sought cooperation especially from parents by staying calm.
The Ministry in a statement said following the incidents that occurred at Menglait Secondary school on August 17, 2005 six students was affected while at Sayyidina Husain Secondary School on August 18, 25 students were affected.
The Ministry informed appropriate steps were being taken to stabilise the situation, `as best as possible'.
" Praise be to Allah, the situation is under control with the help of the school authorities and the students' guardians.
The control and surveillance efforts were - done with the cooperation of the Prime Minister's Office, State Mufti's Office, Ministry of Health, Ministry of Religious Affairs, the Royal Brunei Police Force, Internal Security Department and Sultan Hj Hassanal Bolkiah Tahfiz Institute," the Ministry added.
The Ministry also stated that in efforts to counter-act such an incident, the schools have drawn up guidelines and plans of action along with clear instructions for the school community.
Praise be to Allah, to date, parents and guardians have' given their cooperation to ensure stability of the students and smoothness of operation at the school. In this context, the Ministry seeks cooperation from all parties concerned especially parents and not to be alarmed and give continuos cooperation.
Meanwhile hundreds of curious onlookers, mostly men braved a heavy downpour to gather outside STPRI on Thursday night when SMS messages criss-crossed' about a ceremony to be held at the school to chase-out the spirits and that a gate, locally known as "Guris" would be opened.
Cars were parked at both sides of the roads and scores of policemen were seen at the scene. Some, armed with umbrellas brought along handycams, night vision binoculars hmy3:and stationed even at the nearby bus stop, retail shops and overhead bridge. "It's like a festival going on here," said a curious on-looker
The Principal and Deputy Principal of STPRI told Bulletin on Thursday afternoon that "there's no `Bomoh' or any ghostbusting activities carried-out as claimed by the public through SMS.
They also said that such activity is also beyond the knowledge of the school authorities. It was just an assumption to destabilise the school and parents".
Surprisingly, the road around the capital, Gadong and Kiulap were also quiet following the rumours asking people not to go around after midnight.
The police said on Thursday that anyone found guilty of spreading such malicious SMS would be dealt with accordingly.
It is an offence to spread false rumours under Section 34 and Section 35 of the Public Order Act, Chapter 148. -- Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin |
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Post Last Edit by ukaya at 15-5-2010 14:37
Sultan's Surprise Visit To STPRI, Supreme Court
By CT Hj Mahmod
Bandar Seri Begawan - The Supreme Court and Law buildings yesterday morning came under royal scrutiny as His Majesty the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam made a surprise visit.
His Majesty also showed his concern on the recent hysteria episodes at Sekolah Tinggi Perempuan Raja Isteri (SPTRI) by visiting the all-girl secondary school.
During the royal visit, an unfortunate incident occurred when one of the students was hit by the mysterious hysteria. The monarch was deeply disturbed as he witnessed teachers and the school's administrative staff trying to calm the girl and stabilise the situation.
Later, His Majesty attended a closed-door briefing session delivered by STPRI's principal.
His Majesty's visit to STPRI reflected the ruler's concerns on students' academic performances as the school is battling to calm fears over the unexplained phenomenon.
Earlier in the morning, His Majesty was greeted at the Supreme Court by the Head of Judiciary, Chief Justice Dato Mohammad Saied and Judge Datin Paduka Hajah Hayati.
Established in 1963, the Supreme Court comprises the High Court and the Court of Appeal s, while the Subordinate Court consists of the Magistrate's Courts.
The High Court receives appeals from Magistrate's Courts in the districts and is itself a court of first instance for criminal and civil cases. Appeals from the High Court are submitted to the Court of Appeals.
In 1991 the Intermediate Court was established, with extensive civil and criminal jurisdiction.
Both the Head of Justice and Chief Registrar briefed the monarch on the administration of the Supreme Court.
His Majesty then proceeded to the Attorney General's Chambers.
The Attorney-General is the principal legal adviser to the Government of His Majesty the Sultan and Yang DiPertuan of Brunei Darussalam.
Briefing His Majesty as the ruler toured the building was Datin Paduka Magdalene Chong, the Solicitor General, who answered Sultan's queries.
Apart from the responsibilities of drafting the legislation and working closely with other ministries and departments, the Attorney General's Chambers also provides service to the public by maintaining registries on companies, business names, and power of attorney.
His Majesty took a closer look on the administrative system of the chambers during a closed-door briefing session. -- Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin |
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Post Last Edit by ukaya at 15-5-2010 14:39
His Majesty Meets Girl In Hysteria As He Visits School
Bandar Seri Begawan – His Majesty the Sultan of Brunei was apparently taken by surprise when he witnessed a helpless girl student suffering hysteria twisting on the ground when he visited a school yesterday. The monarch was most concerned, reports said.
Attacks of this sort have made headlines in local news papers as some female students at Raja Isteri Girls High School (STPRI) became victims of hysteria in past weeks.
His Majesty made surprise visits to the Supreme Court Building and the Law Building, both at Jalan Tutong, and then to STPRI in Bandar Seri Begawan.
As many people were caught off guard, His Majesty first showed up at the Supreme Court Building shortly before 9am.
The Supreme Court was established in 1963 following the abolishment of the joint Supreme Court of Sarawak, North Borneo now known as Sabah, and Brunei.
The court which comes under the Judiciary Department, handles criminal and civil cases. It also attends to Appeal cases, bankruptcy and winding up of companies.
The mission of the Supreme Court is to administer Justice towards upholding the law and the independent of judiciary.
All criminal and civil cases are heard by all the courts but the majority of cases come before the magistrate's courts.
Those outside the limit of the magistrate courts' jurisdiction are brought before the Intermediate and High Court.
His Majesty toured the nearby Attorney General Chambers.
The Attorney General is the principal legal adviser to the government of His Majesty Sultan of Brunei.
He is assisted by the solicitor general and counsels in advising the government and representing the government in civil and criminal cases.
The attorney general is also responsible for the drafting of legislation.
In carrying out the task of drafting the attorney general's chambers with close cooperation of ministries and government departments.
His Majesty's visit at the Attorney General's Chambers ended with a close door briefing. Apart from handling Criminal and Civil also provides services to the public such in the registration of companies, businesses and the likes.
His Majesty proceeded to the Raja Isteri Girls' High School (STPRI) in the capital.
The visit availed His Majesty the opportunity to mingle and informally interact with students, thus reflecting the Monarch's attention towards the development and achievement of teaching and learning.
His Majesty was confronted by an occurrence where a student was suddenly gripped by hysteria, which has happened for several weeks.
The visit demonstrated His Majesty's deep concern on the matter, Radio Television Brunei (RTB) reported.
His Majesty's visit to STPRI ended with a closed door briefing.
The visit to the school illustrated His Majesty's due attention to the country's educational system taking into account the education is one of the priorities of His Majesty's government, RTB said. -- Courtesy of Radio Television Brunei |
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Post Last Edit by ukaya at 15-5-2010 14:44
STPRI Girls Return After Bomohs Shoo Spirit
By Rosli Abidin Yahya
Bandar Seri Begawan - About 700 female students of Sekolah T inggi Perempuan Raja Isteri in the capital returned to their classes yesterday after a few days' break to regain their composure after a hysteria incident hit the school more than a week ago.
They returned to a calmer school environment yesterday and there were no reports of hysteria affecting any of the students anymore.
After the incident in which 14 students went hysterical last Thursday, the Ministry of Education told all the girls to go home and announced a school break last Saturday.
The Borneo Bulletin was told that the four-day break was used by the religious teachers and "bomohs" to chase away the "evil spirits" that had been allegedly disturbing the female students for more than a week.
"It seemed that the religious teachers and bomohs have done their work so well in ensuring the `spirits' do not come again.
We hoped that the `evil ones' will never return," said some parents.
Many parents told the Bulletin that the "spirits" disturbed the students after they were allegedly "called" by some girls through a game of "spirits of the coins".
However, some people dismissed the claims, saying that hysteria amongst young females was a common phenomenon all over the world.
The hysteria incident broke out at the school on July 21. The situation worsened on July 25 when nine students became hysterical. It was the turn of four female students to become hysterical last Tuesday, three last Wednesday and 14 last Thursday.
After the Thursday incident, the Ministry of Education moved swiftly by sending all the students home and giving them a break on Saturday.
It was also not the first time the school had experienced such a strange phenomenon. Cases of hysteria had affected students of the same school intermittently since the 1970's. -- Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin |
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Mass Hysteria In Brunei Schools: Police Again Warns
Bandar Seri Begawan – As the mass hysteria concern spreads in Brunei schools cooperation from top government departments have been called in to contain the situation.
The Prime Minister’s Office, Mufti, Health and the Religious Affairs Ministries, the Royal Police Force, the Internal Security Department and the Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Tahfiz Institution are now working together to counter the mysterious occurrence, Radio Television Brunei (RTB).
Meanwhile the Brunei police has again warned people not to be influenced by false information and rumours about mass hysteria in girls schools here, particularly through the Short Messaging Services (SMS).
The police will not hesitate to investigate such cases and reminded that spreading false information is a criminal offence and these offenders could be fined or jailed.
RTB News Centre said meanwhile that the Ministry of Education is now taking necessary steps to restore a mass hysteria outbreak at the Mengelait Secondary School on Wednesday involving six students and at the Syydinia Husain Secondary School Jerudong on Thursday during which 25 students fell victims.
The ministry said, the situation was under controlled with the cooperation between school staff and parents.
The Ministry also announced with this incident, the schools concerned have prepared clear guidelines and action plan for the staff and students.
So far, parents and caretakers have given their full cooperation to ensure the peace and the smooth running of schools.
With regards to this, the Ministry of Education seeks for cooperation and calmness from all parties, especially parents. -- Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin |
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Post Last Edit by ukaya at 15-5-2010 14:48
MOE Takes Emergency Measures
By CT Hj'Mahmod & Rosli'Abidin Yahya
Bandar Seri Begawan - A hysteria syndrome that began in an all-girl school in the capital last month continued yesterday with yet another hatch of 12 students showing signs of distress last morning as senior authorities rushed a statement to the press to assure parents and public that they were taking steps to bring the - situation under control.
The Sekolah Thinggi Perempuan Raja Isteri, STPRI closed again:re: yesterday after the incident
In a statement the Ministry of Education said appropriate measures are taken to stabilise the situation plaguing the school.
Special emergency steps were mentioned as being issued as guidelines to teachers and students in the event of a recurrence.
Members of staff have been put in charge at various blocks of classrooms, and at assembly points for these classes designated, in case of emergency".
'Sembahyang Hajat' and recitation of the Al-Quran and the Surah Yassin are now conducted regularly as appropriate measures by the Ministry.
While finger pointing was a common reaction in incidents such as this, the more immediate need is to support the efforts undertaken by the school, advised the ministry.
The Ministry requested in its statement for the understanding and full support of parents and members of the public to work together so that teaching and learning can proceed with minimum interruption at the school.
Meanwhile, Borneo Bulletin Sunday hotline has been ringing non-stop with distraught parents inquiring about the situation.
Yesterday as students assembled in the hall for a scheduled religious talk as well as to recite the Surah Yaasin, some twelve students showed signs of hysteria gradually becoming uncontrollable.
The Sunday Bulletin at the scene to cover the planned religious talk was told by school staff manning the entrance that no one was allowed in.
They said only parents and guardians were allowed to go in as the mystery phenomena had struck the students again.
The parents were allowed in to the school compound to collect their children who were waiting for them as school closed earlier than schedule yesterday after the incident.
The Deputy Minister of Education Pg Dato Seri Setia Dr Hj Mohammad was scheduled to attend the talk.
"After the incident the talk was cancelled and the school was closed," staff said.
The school first experienced the mystery phenomena in July.
Even the young primary female students at Raja Isteri Fatimah Primary School showed symptoms of hysteria last week. -- Courtesy of Borneo Bulletin |
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Came nak post video ni?? anyone tau tak? |
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Reply 13# ea208964
Yes, kat Brunei. I nak post the youtube video tapi tak tau mcmane? |
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Came nak post video ni?? anyone tau tak?
ukaya Post at 15-5-2010 10:03 
post video .. klik advanced mode ... klik youtube - atas sekali sebelah kanan
untuk link youtube - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hc-U9MD48ak - kopipes yg selepas '=' shj /bold ..copy and paste kat youtube icon |
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ade dgr gak cter ni masa heboh2 dulu...tgk video dia skali...
ukaya cter lah ape yg ukaya tau pasal cter ni... |
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ade dgr gak cter ni masa heboh2 dulu...tgk video dia skali...
ukaya cter lah ape yg ukaya tau pas ...
cahaya485 Post at 15-5-2010 10:27
aiks cahaya ..awal berkampung kat MPS...
tapi tiap2 tahun ada kes yg berlaku di sekolah kat Mesia... dulu heboh diKelantan , lps tu Pahang latest bidor pulak |
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aiks cahaya ..awal berkampung kat MPS...
tapi tiap2 tahun ada kes yg berlaku di sekolah ...
ea208964 Post at 15-5-2010 10:29 AM 
aha...hari ni mode mps kak ea..awl pagi dah dtg bertandang kat cni |
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Post Last Edit by ukaya at 18-5-2010 14:24
ni link video yg ngam Sultan buat lawatan tu. 
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Post Last Edit by ukaya at 15-5-2010 17:03
Reply 16# cahaya485
ter lalu byk versions cerita nye. tapi mostly ckp, psl ada la group of girls ni main spirit and letak brg mainan drg tu dlm almari kat dlm class. class tu plak located kat old building. soo.. kira kan mentera drg ni very strong la kan sampai panggil ramai2 gitu. even lam video tu.. benda yg rasuk kat budak perempuan tu ada mention.. dia dtg sebab di panggil... |
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Post time 15-5-2010 09:20 AM
Kwn2 I yg masih study kat situ memang la takut sangat sampai nangis2. Pulak tu, sudah la it attacked ramai org kan.. boleh lagi merebak kat primary school yg memang sebelahan ngan high school ni.
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