BHUKHULUNYA STUDENTS IN PANIC OVER GHOSTS AT NIGHT

BHUKHULUNYA STUDENTS IN PANIC OVER GHOSTS AT NIGHT 
By: Our reporter 
More than 100 students boarders at Bhukhulunya secondary school have been on Wednesday send home, over claim of incitement of other students  on ghost appearances at night in the dormitory.

Students who seek anonymity not to be mentioned for security reasons ,informed the bullet paper that,there has been constant strange appearances of a human being ,with unidentified face in the dormitory which denies them sleep at night.

 ' Unidentified man with a covered face has been appearing in the middle of the night to us . At a time he changes to a cat. We have tried to raise the issue with administration but no one is listening to us. Even Christian Unions and prayers had been   burned in the school. We don't know who will save us'. One student lamented.
Those who sent home ,have been asked to appear with their parents in school and face incitement punishment.

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