Why do parents think it’s ok for kids to play between the road and the bollard. Is this a test of resilience? Die from accident? Or die from COVID-19? What kind of Russian roulette is this??? https://t.co/SsMfHI6rdg
West Region
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think kids play between road bollard this test resilience from accident from covid what kind russian roulette this
parents think ok kids play road bollard test resilience die accident die covid19 kind russian roulette
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The post does not relate to a maintenance report feedback for public flat houses. The mention of "road bollard" and "accident" suggests that the post is not about any physical infrastructure or maintenance issue in a public housing estate. Additionally, the reference to "Russian roulette" and "die" implies that the post is not about any practical or tangible issue, but rather a metaphorical or hypothetical scenario.