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1645: A spokeswoman for EU Energy Commissioner Guenther Oettinger has clarified his earlier remarks that "further catastrophic events" were expected. "He just wanted to share his concern and that he was really touched by all the images of people and the victims," said Marlene Holzner. "In this sense, he said that according to we have seen in the media, it seems that in the nuclear power plants at the moment we do not have technical control."

1701: France is arranging for extra planes to take their nationals home from Japan on Thursday. Julian Ellmann, spokesman for the embassy in Tokyo, says the advice for French citizens in the capital is "to go the south of Japan, to Kyoto, for example, and for those who want to, come back to France".

1738: The US is advising its citizens living within 80km (50 miles) of Fukushima to evacuate or stay indoors.

1743: The Swiss foreign ministry said it would lay on charter flights if necessary to bring Swiss nationals home.

参考：EU energy chief says Japan reactor "out of control"

When asked, his spokeswoman said his prediction of a catastrophe in the hours ahead was not based on any specific privileged information.

これについて質問されると、スポークスマンは「数時間以内に大惨事が起こるという発言は、何か特別な情報を元にしているわけではありません」と答えた。