MYAirline, i-Serve probe: Latest two suspects released on police bail, say cops

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KUALA LUMPUR: The latest two suspects detained concerning the investigation into i-Serve and MYAirline have been released on police bail.

Initial investigations revealed that the suspect got to know a low-cost airline founder in 1995, and both established i-Serve in 2019.Meanwhile, the woman, who works at an insurance company, was detained at a condominium in Sentul at about 4.15am the same day.It was previously reported that after the MYAirline fiasco, its co-founder is now being investigated over the loss of RM81mil in an investment scheme linked to him.

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