It became fake news causing great harm to the veteran singer Sunaree Ratchasima. She was seriously affected after false reports of her death surfaced, warning fans not to believe them. Recently, all three mothers opened up at the event launching the market “Aroi Sam Mae: Tuk, Hai, Su.” The three mothers shared their thoughts, saying
“Su encountered fake news about her death, which shocked me. Je Su showed me the news. Actually, she had faced rumors once before. The first time was when I had a car accident hitting a bridge pillar. That was fake news. Fans were worried and we sometimes responded as best as we could. But those following our Facebook page know how our daily lives go. Recently, they took advantage of the fact that I was sick to spread rumors again. If you think of it as extending our 'life,' then it's good.”
Mother Hai added, “Actually, don’t be fooled into clicking on those links. As soon as you do, it leads to gambling websites. Don’t fall for it, everyone. Don’t go looking.” Mother Tuk continued, “When there were rumors that Sunaree had died, we wondered if it was true. We read the comments where people expressed condolences, and it was shocking. Some did believe it. Before that, there were rumors of death morning, noon, and night—everything. Don’t be tricked into visiting those sites. These scams lure people in, and once inside, they immediately show gambling links to click.”
“Fortunately, we haven’t lost money yet, but people around us almost have. We urge everyone to take care of themselves and not trust things so easily. Scammers have many methods now. I don’t answer calls from unknown numbers. I recommend installing 'Who Call' app to analyze calls—I’ve done it and you can download it. Hospital, police, and bank calls come through, but scam calls can be identified. This way, we don’t miss important calls and avoid suspicious numbers.”
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