Bangkok:The Department of Corrections has clarified the procedures followed in the custody of "Boom Panadda" and "Athip Anantawan," ensuring that initial reception standards and equal health care measures were applied.

According to Thai News Agency, Ms. Panadda Wongphudee (Boom) and Mr. Athip Anantawan, suspects in a public fraud case, were received by the Criminal Court on November 7, 2026, after being remanded in custody pending investigation. The Department of Corrections confirmed that both individuals were received into custody according to prison regulations and standard operating procedures, treated equally with all other inmates.

A thorough initial medical examination by healthcare professionals revealed that Ms. Panadda is in good physical health, has no underlying medical conditions, and is in normal mental health, though she expressed concern for her family. She is able to eat dinner normally and has not made any special requests.

Regarding Mr. Athip, his physical condition is normal with no bruises. He reported having chronic illnesses, specifically gout and kidney disease, for which he receives ongoing treatment from an outside hospital. The prison has recorded his medical history to ensure the continuous supply of medication and appropriate health care.

Currently, both inmates have been sent to the reception area for quarantine in accordance with strict disease prevention measures. Ms. Panadda is in the trial section of the Central Women's Correctional Institution, and Mr. Athip is in Section 2 of Bangkok Special Prison. The Department of Corrections confirms that the supervision of all inmates is in accordance with the law, transparently, and adheres to the standard of systematic care for fundamental rights.