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Jambi Menempati Peringkat Satu Provinsi dengan Infratruktur TERBURUK di Sumatera



Biasanya, Jambi selalu mendapat rangking di tengah-tengah. Karena sejak dulu provinsi ini terkenal sebagai Mediocare: di atas idak, di bawah idak jugo.
Namun, ujug-ujug, tiba-tiba, suddenly, shockingly, Jambi rangking satu. Iya betul, PERINGKAT SATU.
Namun sayangnya, peringkat SATU Provinsi dengan kualtias infrastruktur TERBURUK. Yes, Infrastruktur TERJELEK, TERBELAKANG.
Padahal katanya:
1. Dulu Jambi dengan Karetnya pernah menyumbang dana Kemerdekaan untuk Republik Indonesia.
2. Konon katanya, Batubara di Jambi termasuk terbaik dan salah satu terbesar di Indonesia.
3. Konon katanya, Kelapa Sawit di Jambi juga termasuk terluas di Indonesia.
4. Faktanya, kebun teh di Jambi termasuk terbesar di dunia.
5. Kayu Manis juga salah satu terbesar di dunia.
6. Saking banyaknya kandungan emas dan minyak bumi, tambang emas dan tambang minyak ilegal ada di mana-mana.
Lalu, pantaskah Jambi menjadi rangking satu infrasturktur terburuk di Sumatera?
SOS
Semoga gambar ini sampai kepada Bapak Gubernur Jambi beserta jajarannya.
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