"Hack sweet" in #Singapore #Singapore https://t.co/5QOF7HL0nm #foodwaste #free
Central Region
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BALESTIER
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hack sweet #singapore #singapore #foodwaste #free
hack sweet singapore singapore foodwaste free
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It seems that the post does not relate to a maintenance report feedback for a public flat house in Singapore. The term "hack" could refer to a variety of things, including a hackathon, a computer hack, or a clever solution to a problem. "Sweet singapore" could be a reference to the city-state of Singapore, which is known for its food culture. "Foodwaste free" could be a call to action to reduce food waste, but it does not specifically relate to maintenance report feedback for public flat houses.