6:30 pm Monday rush hour traffic on Day 1 #CIRCUITBREAKER.

Has it ever looked like this since Nicoll Highway was built in 1956?

I think this is a good start for the  next four weeks to stem the escalating infection rate. https://t.co/IKe0E6Uso7
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monday rush hour traffic #circuitbreaker ever like this since highway built think this good start next four stem infection rate
6 30 pm monday rush hour traffic day 1 circuitbreaker ever looked like since nicoll highway built 1956 think good start next 4 weeks stem escalating infection rate
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The given Twitter post does not relate to a maintenance report feedback for public flat house. The post is about traffic during rush hour and the appearance of the Nicoll Highway during the circuit breaker, which is a government-mandated break from work to slow the spread of COVID-19. It does not mention any facilities or infrastructure related to public housing, nor does it contain any language that suggests a complaint or feedback about maintenance. Therefore, the post does not meet the criteria for a maintenance report feedback for public flat house.