After the beaches of #Singapore have been closed for several months they look pristine and clean, without the usual crowds. Almost like what we are used from the #Grenadines, #Seychelles or #CookIslands. Instead of tourists I met a lazy #otter. 🦦 https://t.co/q7xdi8xedA
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after #singapore have been closed several they look pristine clean without usual almost like what used from #grenadines #seychelles #cookislands instead lazy #otter
beaches singapore closed several months look pristine clean without usual crowds almost like used grenadines seychelles cookislands instead tourists met lazy otter
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The post does not mention anything related to maintenance report feedback for public flat houses. The post is about the cleanliness of beaches in Singapore and how they are almost like those in Seychelles and the Cook Islands without the usual crowds of tourists.