Singapore is getting hotter and dry spells are drier and wet spells are wetter according to three years of @datagovsg data. 😳 https://t.co/WRdtNOHh4D👏 @ongchinhwee &amp; @engineersftw
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getting hotter drier wetter according three @datagovsg data @ongchinhwee @engineersftw
singapore getting hotter dry spells drier wet spells wetter according 3 years data amp
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    {"relatedness": True, "type": "infrastructure", "explanation": "broken air conditioning in public flats"},
    {"relatedness": True, "type": "utility", "explanation": "increased electricity cost due to hotter weather"},
    {"relatedness": False, "type": "none", "explanation": "This is not related to maintenance report feedback for public flats"}
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The post relates to the topic of hotter and drier weather in Singapore, which could potentially affect the infrastructure and utilities of public flats. The post mentions data from the past 3 years, which suggests that the issue is ongoing and persistent. Therefore, it is likely that the post is related to a maintenance report feedback for public flats, specifically regarding the air conditioning system or electricity cost.