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Then paragraph: "The worker was evacuated from the DR Congo, where they were potentially exposed to the Ebola virus. They are now under monitoring at a London hospital. The UK Health Security Agency has not confirmed the worker's identity or the exact circumstances of the exposure. The risk to the public is considered very low. The 21-day incubation period means the story will fade unless a positive test emerges."
Dutch: "De hulpverlener werd geëvacueerd uit DR Congo, waar ze mogelijk werden blootgesteld aan het ebolavirus. Ze worden nu gevolgd in een ziekenhuis in Londen. De UK Health Security Agency heeft de identiteit van de hulpverlener of de exacte omstandigheden van de blootstelling niet bevestigd. Het risico voor het publiek wordt als zeer laag beschouwd. De incubatietijd van 21 dagen betekent dat het verhaal zal verdwijnen tenzij er een positieve test opduikt."
Note: "they" singular they -> "ze" (plural) but in Dutch we can use "hij/zij" or "de hulpverlener" again. To avoid gender, use "de hulpverlener" or "ze" as generic. I'll use "ze" for consistency.
Next: the market snapshot div. We need to translate the text inside but keep the HTML structure. The div has inline styles, we keep those. Translate headings and labels.
"📊 Market Data Snapshot" -> "📊 Marktgegevensoverzicht"
"24h Change" -> "24u verandering"
"7d Change" -> "7d verandering"
"Fear & Greed" -> "Fear & Greed" (keep as is, it's a proper index name)
"29 Fear" -> "29 Angst" (but "Fear" is part of index name? Usually "Fear & Greed Index" is kept in English. But the text says "29 Fear" - we can translate "Fear" to "Angst" but then it's inconsistent. Better to keep "Fear" as is? The original has "29 Fear" so "Fear" is a label. In Dutch, we might say "Angst" but the index is known as "Fear & Greed Index". I'll keep "Fear" as is to maintain the index terminology. Similarly, "Sentiment" -> "Sentiment" (Dutch also uses sentiment). "slightly bearish" -> "licht bearish" (bearish is common in Dutch crypto context). "Bitcoin (BTC):" -> "Bitcoin (BTC):" keep. "Rank #1" -> "Rang #1".
So the div content translation:
