Corrections Dept Details Intake of Fraud Suspects Boom, Got
The Corrections Department confirmed fraud suspects Boom Panadda and Got Athip entered custody on Nov. 8 under standard procedures with equal medical care.
The Corrections Department clarified the detention process for Boom Panadda and Got Athip, confirming both entered custody under standard intake procedures with equal medical care. On November 8, 2026, the Department of Corrections issued a statement explaining that the Central Women's Correctional Institution and Bangkok Special Prison received Ms. Panadda Wongphudi, known as Boom Panadda, and Mr. Athip Ananwan, known as Got, who are co-defendants in a fraud case. The Criminal Court approved their detention during the investigation on November 7, 2026. The Department stated that both individuals were processed through standard operating procedures for detainees, identical to any other prisoner. Initial medical examinations by healthcare staff found Ms. Panadda in good physical health with no underlying conditions and normal mental state, though she expressed concern for her family. She ate dinner normally and made no special requests. Mr. Athip was also in good physical condition with no bruising, but disclosed a history of gout and kidney disease under continuous treatment at an outside hospital. The prison recorded his medical history to ensure medication continuity and appropriate healthcare. Both detainees have been transferred to intake zones for strict disease quarantine: Ms. Panadda to the intake zone at the Central Women's Correctional Institution, and Mr. Athip to Zone 2 at Bangkok Special Prison. The Department of Corrections affirmed that the custody and care of all detainees proceed according to law, transparently, and in adherence to systematic basic rights standards.
