Fiji's new Parliament House has no outstanding features to mark it as a home for ghosts; it is bright, architecturally modern, frequently used and there is not a cobweb in sight. It was opened for use in 1992, but a mere five years afterwards, a shadowy figure was recorded on the building's security cameras for a full five minutes. It is said that even the Prime Minister believed that it was a ghost, and when the footage was shown on national television, an exorcism was called for, which took place in the Autumn of 1997.
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