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Histeria The Series 

# Translation It tells the story of a group of students at a boarding school who begin to be haunted by mysterious occurrences, leading them to investigate a murder case that took place at their school 10 years ago. Since their investigation begins, one by one incidents and terrifying events occur, causing what happened 10 years ago to repeat itself. Episode 1 - Alia begins registering at a new school, Sri Fatimah School. Trying to adjust, she befriends her classmates Putri and Vanidah. Upon entering the dormitory room, Alia is informed that her living quarters previously belonged to a student named Farah who committed suicide.
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# Translation It tells the story of a group of students at a boarding school who begin to be haunted by mysterious occurrences, leading them to investigate a murder case that took place at their school 10 years ago. Since their investigation begins, one by one incidents and terrifying events occur, causing what happened 10 years ago to repeat itself. Episode 1 - Alia begins registering at a new school, Sri Fatimah School. Trying to adjust, she befriends her classmates Putri and Vanidah. Upon entering the dormitory room, Alia is informed that her living quarters previously belonged to a student named Farah who committed suicide.

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Studio:Infinitus Gold Sdn Bhd

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