Malaysia's highway ghost joins crowded specter lore
A Kuala Lumpur tale describes a headless hitchhiker haunting a road to Seremban during the Hungry Ghosts period. The column surveys local specters from hantus to bomohs, noting beliefs, rituals, and folklore lore across Malaysian communities. It notes other spirits like hantu loceng, hantu setokin, orang minyak, goleuk, momok, polong, and the role of bomohs in weather and protection.
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