@SabbySheeny Block oready dun layan lor sheena
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block oready dun layan lor sheena
  [
    {"relatedness": True, "type": "facility", "explanation": "broken lift or stairs"},
    {"relatedness": True, "type": "inconvenience", "explanation": "long wait for repairs or maintenance"},
    {"relatedness": False, "type": "none", "explanation": "This is not related to a maintenance report or feedback for a public flat house"}
    ]

The post "block oready dun layan lor sheena" does relate to a maintenance report feedback to public flat house. Specifically, it mentions a block number, which suggests that the issue is related to a specific building or area of the public flat house. The term "layan" is a colloquialism used in Singapore to refer to a block or building, and "dun layan" is a phrase used to indicate that something is not working or functioning properly. Therefore, it is likely that the poster is reporting an issue with the building's facilities, such as a broken lift or stairs, or requesting that repairs be made to a malfunctioning system.