It was revealed that Bum Panadda submitted the names of her mother and daughter to the director of Central Women's Correctional Institution for visitation. She has experienced some stress, cried, and missed her child. She plans to use her knowledge and skills to benefit other inmates during her detention.
On 12 Nov 2026 GMT+7, Ms. Walaikarn Chumchoen, director of Central Women's Correctional Institution, disclosed via telephone that Ms. Panadda has already submitted the names for family visits, including her mother and daughter, who will be able to visit her starting on 13 Nov.
Regarding the consideration of assigning her to a dormitory after completing quarantine to stay in the intake area during the investigation, the institution will evaluate about three dormitories—Tubtim, Mukda, or Phet houses—to determine the most appropriate placement for Ms. Panadda. Overall, she is adjusting well but naturally misses her daughter and worries about her mother outside the prison.
Ms. Panadda experiences some stress but has not cried excessively or exhibited worrying symptoms. The activities she will participate in while in that area depend on whether inmates express interest in vocational training. If an inmate has language skills or other abilities, they are encouraged to use their knowledge to benefit fellow inmates during incarceration.