Once you’ve accepted your flaws,
no one can use them against you. @ Waku Ghin https://t.co/RkLu8yPOP3
Central Region
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accepted flaws 1 use waku ghin
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    {"relatedness": True, "type": "facility", "explanation": "broken lift/window/etc"},
    {"relatedness": True, "type": "inconvenience", "explanation": "illegal parking causes inconvenience"},
    {"relatedness": False, "type": "none", "explanation": "This is not related to maintenance or public housing"}
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    Based on the information provided in the Twitter post, it appears that the post relates to a maintenance report feedback for a public flat house. The phrase "accepted flaws 1 use waku ghin" suggests that the poster has accepted the flaws in their public flat and is reporting them to the relevant authorities. The term "waku ghin" is likely a misspelling or a colloquialism used in the local language, but it could potentially refer to a system or process for reporting maintenance issues. Therefore, the post is related to a maintenance report feedback for public flat house, with the type of issue being a facility (broken lift/window/etc.) and the explanation being the specific issue reported.