The writer wants to edit the underlined portion of the paragraph below to eliminate a logical fallacy. In many parts of the world, clean water is more of a luxury than a right. There is a whole section of town in Mumbai, India, that has no access to clean drinking water. Mumbai is among the largest cities in the country, so if they don't have clean drinking water, then most people in India must lack access to it as well. Something should be done to help the country maintain their water systems more effectively.

Which version of the text best accomplishes this goal?

As it is now

In fact, according to a 2017 study, approximately 24% of the most impoverished areas of Mumbai do not have access to drinking water.

In fact, Mumbai is not atypical when it comes to this inadequacy; people say that most of the cities in the country lack safe drinking water.

In fact, there have been many articles written about the lack of clean drinking water throughout the entire country, and not just in Mumbai.