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The story follows the residents of Cholesterol Village who do not heed the importance of a balanced diet, resulting in most of them suffering from high cholesterol problems. Kak Bib (First Female Village Chief) and her counterpart, Kak Gee (Deputy Village Chief) are always helping the village residents solve their various problems. Their work is assisted by their two sons, Amir and Adi.
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The story follows the residents of Cholesterol Village who do not heed the importance of a balanced diet, resulting in most of them suffering from high cholesterol problems. Kak Bib (First Female Village Chief) and her counterpart, Kak Gee (Deputy Village Chief) are always helping the village residents solve their various problems. Their work is assisted by their two sons, Amir and Adi.
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