Suriyan, better known as “Mor Yong”, was still in detention at a temporary facility at the 11th Military Circle and his heath condition was not critical, he said.
Rumours have been rife over the weekend about Suriyan’s death following the death of another suspect in the same case, Pol Major Prakrom Warunprapa.
Prakrom, Suriyan and Jirawong Wattanathewasilp were charged with lese majeste for acting against the monarchy institution.
Prakrom was found hanging in his cell in the detention facility in the military camp in Nakhon Chaisri road on Friday night.
The Corrections Department has ordered an investigation into the cause of his death but there has been no information from the inquiry so far.
The three suspects were detained in separate cells. Charnchao, who oversees the Corrections Department, said he had not issued any special instructions to take care of the other two suspects.
Officials and guards at the detention facilities would not adjust their procedure and practice for security matters but would have close sur-veillance on them, he said.
Two suspects of the Erawan Shine bombing, Bilal Mohammed and Mieraili Yusufu, are also being detained in the 11th Military Circle.
“We have to follow the same rules but guards will be strict in their monitoring patrol at the remand facility,” Charnchao said.