There are many documented cases of drivers being “stuck” while driving, and cannot move on.
It’s like when you are driving down a road and it feels like you’ve been driving for hours and you just can’t seem to get out.
This phenomenon is described by the Chinese as “Gui Da Qiang”, where apparently a person’s eyes is “covered” by a ghost.
A netizen shared how he was driving on the ECP at around 11pm, heading home.
He drove into the section of the expressway that was lined with palm trees, and there were no cars in sight.
The drive along the stretch with the palm trees usually lasts about 5 minutes but he had been driving for almost 20 minutes.
He then stopped his car, turned off the engine and closed his eyes; before turning on the engine again and driving off, this time the road finally curved.
But the curve bent to the right like a u-turn, which didn’t make sense because this is the expressway.
He then followed the bend and drove down, and eventually the road u-turned again.
The ECP became something like a closed loop, and he was driving round and round.
He said that he easily spent 2 hours circling the loop and being unable to get out, with not a single car or anything in sight.
He even called the police and his friends, who drove up and down the ECP to look for him but couldn’t find him.
He said that he then saw something moving under the moonlight, a strange dark blob.
He then decided to drive towards the moving thing and suddenly the streetlights turned on and he was drifting from the centre lane to the right lane.
Suddenly he could see other vehicles on the road, and a taxi was honking him from behind.
He gave way to the driver, who wound down his window and asked him to pull over.
The driver asked him if he got “kena” anything off or not, and he told him that he was “stuck” driving round and round.
The taxi driver then said “no wonder, you suddenly appear in front of my car”.
He then advised him to go temple to pray the next day, since it’s about 3am already, if not things will get worse.
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