Hunger-striker’s daddy presses for her release

Pledges to encourage activist ‘Tawan’ to guide clear of political activity if bail is authorized Student activist Tantawan Tuatulanon, dealingwith charges connected to an occurrence throughout a royal motorcade on Feb 4, is taken to the Criminal Court on Feb14 (Photo provided) The daddy of hunger-striking activist Tantawan “Tawan” Tuatulanon hasactually guaranteed he will convince her to guide clear of any political activities if she is given bail. Sommai Tuatulanon made the remark as he submitted a 3rd bail demand with the Criminal Court on Saturday for his 22-year-old child, who hasactually been remanded in custody on charges connected to an occurrence throughout a royal motorcade on Feb 4. Mr Sommai stated his bail demand likewise extended to his child’s 23-year-old co-accused Natthanon “Frank” Chaimahabut. The set face charges of sedition under Section 116 of the Criminal Code, computersystem criminalactivity, a Traffic Act infraction for honking their automobile horn, and insulting officers. The preliminary 12-day detention duration for the duo is setup to end on Sunday, and the court will choose whether to extend it, as askedfor by the authorities, or grant them bail as askedfor by Ms Tantawan’s dad. Mr Sommai stated that if the court authorized the bail demand, he would see to it that Ms Tantawan guides clear of any political projects and resumes her university researchstudies. Ms Tantawan and Mr Natthanon haveactually been on a cravings strike giventhat they were purchased apprehended on Feb 14, and their conditions haveactually weakened. Mr Sommai stated he wentto his child at Thammasat University Hospital on Friday and discovered she was thin and minimal to whispering hoarsely. Mr Natthanon was likewise in a bad shape, suffering from extreme dehydration and poornutrition. Both were too weak to even pass on a message to their fans, he stated. On Feb 4, Ms Tantawan and Mr Natthanon, with the latter behind the wheel, were on their method back from the funeralservice of a fellow member of
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