Can Singaporean Muslims accept if the government banned Hari Raya Aidilfitri gatherings and celebration? #PleaseDoTheRightThing @ Bukit Panjang, Singapore https://t.co/JIad7dP85I
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singaporean muslims accept government banned hari raya aidilfitri gatherings celebration pleasedotherightthing bukit panjang singapore
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The provided Twitter post does not appear to be related to a maintenance report feedback for a public flat house. The post mentions Singaporean Muslims and their reaction to the government's ban on Hari Raya Aidilfitri gatherings, but it does not mention any specific issue or problem related to a public flat house. Therefore, the post does not fit into any of the categories listed in the question.