Former beauty queen Panadda Wongphudee and her husband, Atip Anantawan, have survived their first night in remand prison in Bangkok after being charged over alleged misuse of donations from her Goodness Foundation. The couple, aged 50 and 53, were remanded in custody following their appearance in Criminal Court on Saturday. Panadda was taken to the Central Women’s Correctional Institution, arriving at 5pm for a first 12-day detention period, while Atip was sent to Bangkok Remand Prison. Corrections Department officials said Panadda was healthy and mentally stable. Workers noted she was worried about her children and her mother, but she was able to eat and sleep. Atip told prison officials he has gout and kidney disease and received treatment at Sukumvit Hospital in Bangkok for three years. He said he does not smoke or abuse drugs, though he sometimes drinks alcohol. The arrests came on Friday, and both suspects were placed into a five-day quarantine period at the prisons. Only Atip sought temporary release on bail, but his application was denied because of the seriousness of the alleged crime. Prosecutors accuse the couple of public fraud, money laundering and computer crime connected to campaigning for donations to the Goodness Foundation. Police allege more than 800 million baht was raised, and that most of the money was abused for personal benefit rather than flood and disaster relief as touted. Both remain in custody while the case proceeds, with Panadda serving her remand period and Atip undergoing the same detention regime after bail was rejected.