ALMOST GOT ATTACKED IN CLARK'S ABANDONED HOSPITAL, Philippines! Unexpected Trip in Clark Freeport

An Unexpected Experience in the Philippines while touring Clark Freeport Zone. Besides the beautiful parks, cafes, the parade ground and SM Clark we visited Clark City`s abandoned and known to be haunted hospital. It didn`t exactly go as planned....
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I'm Susie and I was born in Hungary. Although I used to live in the Philippines for 4 years, I spent an unexpectedly long time back in my home country due to the Pandemic.
2022 has brought the change I've been waiting for and now I'm back in the Philippines to further explore the local life and the country's beautiful destinations, food, and culture.
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[@garyrivera8405]

Dont be scared Susie. I worked in the Philippine General Hospital and I walk daily in Cebu Memorial Park at night. I am more scared of the living.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

I agree! Can't help to feel creeped out but I'd rather meet a ghost than a scary person 😳

[@norcalpinoy9618]

I passed by in a cemetery a lot at night in my village day and night and i also pick guavas there and bring it to school to change for papers with my classmates in elementary. They ate it full of nutrients from the cemetery. Hehe

[@jeffrypalmero9402]

Yes living is dangerous it can harm you or can harass you or rob you of your belongings sometimes will kill you.

[@Jersey.Living]

Love your videos ❤from Ecuador I’ll be visiting the Philippines next month

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Have fun in the Philippines 😊

[@ryanrhea1]

We will wait you here Ms Ecuador. Mabuhay!

[@Jersey.Living]

@@ryanrhea1 gracias

[@gabrielvicente6027]

Yes Susie, that hospital was very very busy during Vietnam war. American soldiers were flown to that hospital, to get the proper medical care. For sure, some came out alive, but others did not.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Such a sad history no wonder it's rumored to be haunted!

[@ronnelacido1711]

Abandoned buildings tend to attract unseen entities. You can sense when a building has unseen "occupants" if you get goosebumps.

[@jayb8369]

Hi Susie and Jonathan. I really enjoy all your videos especially this particular one. I was 19 years old in 1981 and was serving in the United States Air Force. My first assignment was at Clark Air Base in Pampanga where I was stationed for 18 mos. (I worked as a technician on the F-4 and F-5 aircraft weapon systems). My memory of the base hospital was when it had seen better days and looked a lot different. In fact, I used to be seen there for my medical appointments which I took advantage of just to get away from work. LOL. Thank you for the walk down memory lane. I look forward to more of your videos! God Bless you both.

[@keithdavis6604]

Love your videos. By the way, my youngest son was born at the Clark Hospital in 1978. It was a very busy base back then. Best wishes.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

I'm sure it's interesting to see it abandoned while you had the chance to walk there when it was actually operating!

[@NatGagui]

Back in the days, we use to call the hospital “13th Air Force Base Hospital”

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

I'm sure it's weird to see it so abandoned now!

[@febochestbox5507]

You are really adventurous woman. That is near my house in Clark, no ghost there actually, it's just some people making terrible story about the place.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Must be nice to stay in the area it's so peaceful 😊

[@pamplonakid2405]

13:01 That was creepy what you did there, Susie. Peeking by the door looked so realistic.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Haha I tried my best 👻

[@jadereyes1815]

If I'm not mistaken that hospital was one of favorite shooting scene for philippine action movies back then... I never knew that it was Clark abandoned hospital until you featured it in your vlog. Take care Ms. Susie and Mr. Jonathan. God bless you and your family always....

[@bellaliggayu2804]

Both of you are very brave to venture on an abandoned hospital. Stay safe at all times. Be careful.

[@Lucy-the-chi-N-debz]

Miss the old hospital I got all my vaccination, stitches there lol but I think alll hospital ate creepy 🤣

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

I agree haha The fact that it's abandoned just give it some extra creepiness 👻

[@hadjiamida9226]

Explore more beautiful & historical places in our country stay safe take care always.. 😊🇵🇭🌳🌴🏚🏞👏🤝

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

I would definitely like to see more places like this!!

[@ronnelacido1711]

Try Teachers' Camp in Baguio, Corregidor, Vigan, and Paoay Church. They're all in Luzon. Places with lots of history that span hundreds of years.

[@izabelasz4170]

Thanks

[@tigerako143]

The place was built by the Americans. it was used during World War 2 and the Vietnam war. mostly for American soldiers, definitely, lots died there lol sadly it's abandoned now .. your vlog is looking good every time cheers from long island NY

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Thank you for watching! Yes I'm sure the place did rumored to be haunted due to its sad history :(

[@winstonj5057]

Hi Susie, new subscriber here. I really like your Transylvanian accent, just like dracula cartoon movie hotel Transylvania.😅😅

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Haha welcome to the channel

[@AngryKittens]

The trees around the parade grounds are rain trees, native to South America. Commonly called "acacia" in the Philippines, even though they're not true acacias. They're pretty, but dangerous in storms, because they break easily and branches can come crashing down.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Oh thank you it makes sense, they really look like those trees in Africa!

[@AngryKittens]

@@SusieinthePhilippines Weird trivia: the "acacia" trees in African mainland are not really true acacia either. It's a long story, only interesting to people like me, LOL, but it has to do with genetics and scientists in the olden days classifying plants based on appearance (wrongly). Most true acacias today are native to Australia. With a few species in tropical Asia (including the Philippines), Oceania, and Madagascar. The native Ayangili of the Philippines is an acacia. As is the introduced "Mangium" acacias. The African and American "acacias" have been reclassified.

[@wintersojourn9356]

As soon as Susie admired the trees & wondered about their name, I knew you’d know👏🏼🙂🌳Ty, I always enjoy the details. Classification is Uber complex it seems to me as a garden/landscape & wildflower admirer. Many plants/trees have multiple names, it’s like their official names, all their science-y terms, & also all the “common” names which can vary by region (at least here in my large country), & as you mentioned common labels often incorporate what the plant resembles. Like it may look like cherry, & will have word cherry in local name, but it’s really not. Lotsa folks don’t feel the need to know specifics, I often hear “it’s a nice tree or pretty flower, that’s all”but some of us need names☘️🍃😊

[@qcgarcia]

introduced species and they're not acacias? mind blown. they do look exactly like the ones you typically see in national geographic (african grasslands) tho. all i know is that ravens and crows seem to like them.

[@qcgarcia]

@@AngryKittens i've seen a tiny green sunbird several times (at first i thought it was a hummingbird) just outside my window which surprised me coz i live in QC. it seems to be attracted to a tree that had leaves like a banana tree but splayed in a line like a fan and it had red/orange fruits?/flowers bunched like bananas. any idea what kind of tree it is?

[@jessiesantiago7994]

I wonder if there is a plan to demolish that abandoned hospital and build something else.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

I wonder too! I don't think it's protected as a historical site but I hope they wouldn't demolish it

[@ronnelacido1711]

I'm sure the Sys, the Ayalas, the Gokongweis and the Tans have been eyeing that place for some time now.

[@jeffrypalmero9402]

Hi Susie those trees you have noticed is a common to Philippines its Acacia Trees they've grow huge but vulnerable in typhoons.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

They are so beautiful! Maybe I don't see much in our area because they are really fragile.

[@jenniferdavis2110]

Cool place ( the Cafe) … Be careful though. A kababayan from NY 🇺🇸

[@manbibar4299]

🇵🇭❤️Scary!

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

It really was 👻👀

[@richardmoral8888]

Always take care keep it up blogging,,,I'm from Philippines

[@jeffrypalmero9402]

Those you heard is species family of bees they are very common in Acacia that is their sanctuary I like their sound because it indicates your in surrounded by nature if back to Aurora, Province it is very common particular mountain areas.

[@kitztv4327]

Welcome to Clark Pampanga! Hope I meet you guys soon. I can also tour you inside Clark if you guys want ☺️ Keep safe always!

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Would love to tour Clark with somone who knows more about the place 😊

[@graceconan4278]

I'm watching this vlog of you Susie and I don't know if you notice that when you near the mental health building I saw a man near the door of mental building poke his head .very creepy.

[@marloalmeniana3707]

God bless you both!

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Thank you for watching 😊

[@17alvindianatalieclairep.90]

Been there many times during my days Hospital is always clean and Im eating at chow hall many times lot of AU student for training or just visiting

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

I'm sure the area looked great and so different back then!

[@ronnelacido1711]

The relative isolation of that hospital, the trees, and the undergrowth all around the building make it somewhat creepy, especially during twilight. But it looks serene in the daytime, though.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

It's beautiful and creepy at the same time I think that's why it's so exciting to explore!

[@Jersey.Living]

1st

[@byahenimayo]

The danger is not the ghost, its the dogs, lol. Keep safe, guys!

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Haha more danger than expected

[@jimzkiman]

I think its a former US Air Force military hospital where alot of US serviceman that fought in Vietnam War because seems familiar the front of the building where i used to get a Immunization shot when I was a kid and where I took a flight going to US a plane called MAC Military Airlift Command usually a Huge Cargo plane.

[@angelotimonera7967]

😱.... spooky

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Definitely the most spooky place I've ever visited 👀

[@rickyking8815]

I work on that area for a long time and literally i saw a ghost in there but as a security you should put aside your fears. You should go to the basement and you won't forget the experience in there

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

I'm sure working there especially staying at night is super creepy!!

[@ronnelacido1711]

The guards don't stay inside the buildings at night because they say it's really creepy. They do their rounds just walking around the buildings. Can't blame them. It's as if a ghost or two will jump out on you in the darkness👻

[@arleneauditor4802]

You are an adorable couple. I really wanted to do try ghost hunting. I hope somehow someday, I will be able to do it.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

I really want to try ghost hunting too more than this! If we were not chased out by dogs we could have tried more haha

[@qcgarcia]

13:00 oh no, doña aurora wants to join your trespassing channel 😀

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Haha yes it was definitely her 😂

[@destelitadonald570]

You two are funny.😂😂😂

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Happy you enjoyed haha

[@originalfightfan5464]

The really mysterious that the dog bark and i dont seen any dogs or barking when you arrived in the front of that creepy building..

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

They were there I just run too fast for the camera to capture them haha

[@ronnelacido1711]

You really sure those dogs are "real" dogs? 🐶😁👻

[@graceconan4278]

I re wind the video many times but I think it was you inside the mental health building Susie.

[@heyitsanadventure1294]

I would have ran right out of my shoes once I heard that dog 🐕 🏃😂 When I was little, my sister and I were scared of our creepy apartment hallway, and she thought it was funny to make dog noises and then hide so I would think a dog was chasing me! 😱I about set a land speed record one night taking out the recycling 😂

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Haha it's really scary dogs protecting their territory can be dangerous. I run too, Jonathan was more brave 😂

[@wintersojourn9356]

I’m wondering if bear spray is legal in Phil. Perhaps not available as no bears there….it’s an easy tool to carry while hiking/exploring & may be used on predators both four legged & human. Don’t wish to disturb anyone who may feel bear spray use would be inhumane, but imo & I am only referring to serious threat/attacks.

[@wintersojourn9356]

& on a lighter note, I am being 🧀y but that was sweet how J said something like, “No don’t worry about running away, save yourself…I’ll block” 💕🫠

[@alexrobles4138]

..those mysterious barks might be warning you that don't come even closer and better yet get away...don't disturb the sleeping ghosts...

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Yes maybe it's better we didn't explore further 👀

[@jeffrypalmero9402]

Guys you like Tourists just arrived in Manila

[@ravenbonanza1522]

16:01 In most cases, if you removed the clothing security tag by force black dyes will come out and it will stain the clothing making it unattractive. It's like if robbing a bank in other countries, the teller will inserts a dye pack inside the bag with the money, yes you got away with the money but as soon you are out of the bank the dye packs explode inside the bag and the money is worthless.

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

I'm glad it wasn't that kind of tag 😳

[@hegbertracelis8269]

real danger comes from mosquitoes . ingat

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

That's right there are so many lately!

[@kuzinit2374]

Philippines is pretty safe as long as you don’t wander around drunk late at night or explore large abandoned buildings

[@destelitadonald570]

The government should repair to used it

[@Yearofthedawn13]

I got scared for you guys when I heard the dog barking!

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

It was so scary! Could have ended badly 😅

[@ricardomalelang8339]

The scariest in that abandoned hospital was that bark of that dogs maybe they saw a ghost,who do you think that ghost? Maybe its jonathan...hehe just kidding, just want to make u laugh😂 lovely couple,nice vlog

[@jeffrypalmero9402]

It's like America when you walk inside the facility that what they say when you visit Clark traffic regulations when still occupied by US service men Doctors and Nurses.

[@jonsantos4672]

Haunted hospital

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Definitely haunted 👀

[@stevenmercado5205]

🥰🥰❤️💚🤍🇭🇺🇭🇺👂🏻👂🏻

[@BrodyBaddis]

why that hospital wasnt maintained is such a waste ...but it's attached to shady events. *scared

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

It closed after the vulcano erraption destroyed the area 🙁

[@jenniferdavis2110]

Please use SAGE to cleanse yourself spiritually … you don’t want to get negative energy from that abandoned hospital!

[@ariscanete]

that hospital is Haunted

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

That's what we heared too, luckily we didn't see proof 👀

[@rickyking8815]

The last building you go in is the morgue were all the dead lies during the war time

[@destelitadonald570]

😂😂😂

[@destelitadonald570]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@eggshell6584]

just grab a stone throw it to the dogs and run for your life

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

I was looking for a big stick 😶

[@zzzzzsleeping]

It was canine by the U.S. soldiers used to hunt Vietcong in the rat hole. Actually, the dog was long been DEAD ! IT'S HAUNTED DOG 🐕 I was also attacked by the same dog but there was no dog - it's mystery like SCOOBY-DOO 🤔

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Oh i love scooby doo haha But definitely wouldn't wanna meet ghost dogs 👀👻

[@pebec9168]

Suggestion: Have you tried to show your vlog with your language in Hungary? Perhaps you get more subscriber by this means. 😊

[@jji8468]

I see the ghost hes peeking 100% ghost

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Yes, there were one 👀👻

[@kitespongan]

Maybe they were ghost dogs…

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

Exactly what I tought 👀

[@kitespongan]

Would love to see you guys explore more dark haunted places. 🛖

[@ronnelacido1711]

Just to let you know, there is a K-9 cemetery somewhere inside Clark where they used to bury dogs utilized by the US military stationed in that complex.

[@batangpromdi4752]

I thought u almost attacked by ghost 🤣 its just a dog

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

It's more dangerous haha

[@buwaya5704]

we used to play airsoft in that abandoned hospital

[@SusieinthePhilippines]

I'm sure that was a lot of fun!!