Which suspect faces the longest remand period and for how long?

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The longest remand period is four days for one woman and a businessman.

Four individuals arrested in connection with investigations into i-Serve and MYAirline have been remanded for periods ranging from one to four days. A businessman, who has been in custody since October 23, also had his remand extended by four days.
One Woman Remanded for Four Days
A woman, aged between 30 and 62, has been remanded for a period of four days. This follows her arrest in relation to an ongoing money laundering probe involving the investment company i-Serve and the low-cost airline MYAirline.
Businessman's Remand Extended
A businessman in his 40s, who was initially detained on October 23, has had his remand period extended. This extension lasts for another four days, keeping him in custody until October 30 as investigations continue.
Other Suspects Face Shorter Remands
In addition to the woman and the businessman, other suspects have been remanded for shorter durations. One woman is being held for three days, while a third male suspect has also been remanded for three days. A fourth male suspect faces the shortest remand period of one day.
Suspects' Roles in Investigation
The individuals apprehended are reportedly connected to various roles within companies relevant to the investigation. These include a treasury assistant, a finance assistant, a research and development manager, a company lawyer, and a shareholder. Previous arrests in the case, including a co-founder of MYAirline, his wife, and son, resulted in their release on police bail.

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