Bangkok: Jenny Ratchanok, a singer from Southern Thailand and owner of the "Dai Mod Tha Sod Chuen" record label, experienced a terrifying encounter upon returning home at 3 AM. She found herself unable to move her arms and legs, feeling severely paralyzed by what she described as ghosts. In an attempt to dispel the paranormal presence, she recited "Namaste" three times. Her companion, Yew, promptly brought her a Buddhist amulet to provide comfort.

According to Thai News Agency, Jenny Ratchanok recently released a song titled "Kru Mor Norah," which garnered an unexpectedly positive reception. On the evening of February 9th, she shared a video titled "Paying respects and asking for forgiveness from Kru Mor Norah before wrapping up the MV shoot." Accompanying the video, she expressed gratitude for reaching 500,000 views and explained that the video was recorded after completing the music video shoot. Jenny emphasized that both she and her team paid their respects and sought forgiveness from Kru Mor Norah, assuring that all portrayals in the music video were purely for entertainment. She reiterated their longstanding love and respect for Kru Mor Norah and clarified that their sole intention was to spread Kru Mor Norah's prestige globally.