The Economic Crime Division police have issued summons for six individuals involved in the Good Deeds Foundation case: "Ongun - 3 Board Members - Contractor Ae - Contractor M," confirming the case file will be completed within the 84-day detention period.
On 9 Nov 2026 GMT+7, Pol. Maj. Gen. Tatsapoom Jaruprat, chief of the Economic Crime Suppression Division, spoke about the progress of the Good Deeds Foundation case. Authorities have summoned Mr. Apiwut Phumpa, known as Ongun, a board member and treasurer of the foundation, to give a statement next week. Investigators found financial transfers from the foundation's accounts to four personal accounts of Mr. Apiwut totaling over 36 million baht. Ongun must explain to investigators how the money was used and who else might be involved.
Pol. Maj. Gen. Tatsapoom said that Mr. Apiwut is a key figure in group two, which also includes the vice chairman and three other board members who have been summoned for questioning. The investigation will focus on the foundation's operations, especially regarding finances, accounting, and meetings, to determine if they followed the foundation's management regulations.
Pol. Maj. Gen. Tatsapoom added that Mr. Apichat, known as Contractor Ae, a pool villa construction contractor in Phuket, received transfers into both his personal and company accounts for two companies totaling over 37 million baht. Another contractor, Contractor M, working in Pathum Thani Province, received transfers from Mr. Athip Anantawan, aka Gott, the husband of Ms. Panadda Wongpudi. Although this money came from Mr. Athip, it is considered part of group two because the funds originated from the foundation.
Regarding group three, investigators are compiling information before issuing further summons. This group includes the father of Ms. Panadda, who received over 4.6 million baht transferred into his personal account, and a businessman in Chiang Mai who received 880,000 baht.
Pol. Maj. Gen. Tatsapoom also stated that authorities have frozen an additional 30 accounts related to the case, bringing the total frozen accounts to 48. He reaffirmed that the investigative team will complete the case file within the 84-day detention period, supported by a dedicated task force and cooperation with other involved agencies reviewing the evidence.
Reporters noted that on 8 Nov 2026 GMT+7, an electrician came to meet Economic Crime Division investigators after his bank account was frozen, preventing him from withdrawing funds. He was informed to contact the Central Investigation Bureau to clarify whether he was involved with donation money in the Good Deeds Foundation case linked to Ms. Bhum Panadda.