Grief for Hana: Graz said goodbye to the 15-year-old amoclauf victim

Grief for Hana: Graz said goodbye to the 15-year-old amoclauf victim

Dreierschützengasse, 8010 Graz, Österreich - On June 13, 2025, around 500 people gathered in Graz to say goodbye to 15-year-old Hana A., who lost their lives at their lives at the tragic killing spree at their federal high school. The funeral service took place on the club premises of the Bosniak Styria and was characterized by deep pain and mourning together. Hana's father, Dzevad A., lifted the wooden coffin with his friends from the corpse car, which was covered with a green bowl - a color that symbolizes the paradise in the Koran. After a weakness of a woman, paramedics had to help a woman who was severely affected together with Hana's mother.

imam Sabahudin Hašić spoke about the common pain of those present and hope for peace. Municipal councilor Horst Alic, who represented the Mayor of Graz, expressed his sympathy as a father. After the funeral service everyone gathered to pray together with the Imam before the cerebral car was accompanied by the police to the main road to finally convict Hana to Bosnia, where it is to be buried, such as Bild reported.

The killing spree in Graz

The killing spree occurred on Tuesday morning, June 11, 2025, shortly before 10 a.m., when a 21-year-old former student opened fire in two classrooms of the Borg in the Dreierschützengasse. A total of ten people, including eight students and two adults, lost their lives. The perpetrator committed suicide after the crime. In addition, 30 other people, including schoolchildren and teachers, were seriously injured, such as OE24 and Tagesschau report.

The police mobilized over 300 forces, including several cobra units, while numerous helicopters were in action. The perpetrator used two legally obsessed firearms- a long and a short weapon. In his apartment, the police not only found a farewell letter, but also a non -functional pipe bomb and plans for an explosive attack, which, however, were rejected. According to experts, for years of bullying could have led to this tragedy, which heats up the deep and painful debate about bullying and its fatal consequences.

grief and reflection

Following the shocking shootout, the Austrian government had proclaimed a three -day state mourning. All public events in Styria were canceled and the flags of public buildings were set to half -mast to commemorate the victim. Federal President Alexander Van der Bellen and Chancellor Christian Stocker made a concern of the events and insured the victims and their relatives their sympathy. In many communities, funeral services and memorations took place.

In the middle of this tragedy, a discussion about the weapons laws in Austria is also loud. Critics require a review of the existing regulations, since the hurdles for the acquisition of weapons are not considered sufficient. Security authorities also reported further threats to schools that were classified as free-range drivers, which further increased the tense situation in the population.