'Sami Choti-Sika Ae' spent their first night in Saraburi prison with slight anxiety but were able to eat, sleep normally, and made no special requests.
On 12 Sep 2026 GMT+7, reporters noted that Saraburi Provincial Prison received inmates Mr. Atichot Thanprasert and Ms. Punyavee Rungroeng from the Central Institute of Anti-Corruption and Misconduct Court Region 1 on 11 Sep, in a case that has drawn public attention.
Saraburi Provincial Prison conducted initial health checks: Mr. Atichot Thanprasert showed no abnormalities and denied any chronic illnesses; mental health assessment indicated slight anxiety. Similarly, Ms. Punyavee Rungroeng had no physical issues, denied chronic diseases, and showed slight anxiety on mental health evaluation.
Saraburi Provincial Prison will conduct periodic mental health assessments and notify if there are any changes.
The intake procedure for new inmates follows the Department of Corrections' protocols, including a 5-day quarantine period with close supervision by prison volunteers.
Dinner consisted of chicken eggplant curry, which they ate normally; breakfast was pork meatball clear soup, also eaten normally. Both inmates were able to sleep well and did not request any special privileges.