Viennese lines consider minute commemoration for Graz: Together we mourn!

Viennese lines consider minute commemoration for Graz: Together we mourn!

In a moving gesture of compassion, on June 11, 2025, at 10:00 a.m., the Viennese lines will take a minute of fun to commemorate the victim of the tragic killing spree in Graz. This morning a total of 900 vehicles from the Viennese lines are affected - they will come to a standstill for a minute to pause all passengers and employees in a joint moment of silence. Wiener lines reports that the stop advertisements are given the message "We stand together for graz" and will be announced in the buses, bims and U-Bahnen.

Managing Director Alexandra Reinagl expressed her deep sympathy for those affected by the killing spree and their relatives and invites everyone to stand together in this difficult time and to commemorate their victims. The vehicles, which are between two stops at 10:00 a.m., drive to the next stop to keep the funeral minute and take care of a moment of silence.

solidarity beyond the city limits

The Viennese lines are not the only ones who show their sympathy. ASFINAG has already signaled that on motorways boards with the message "Graz, we mourn with you" will shine. This underlines solidarity and cohesion that many people feel in this difficult time. Austria reports on the numerous services that are organized to commemorate the victim broad.

The idea of ​​a minute's commemorative minute is not new. It is a traditionally valuable way to pause together and be with the thoughts with the victims and their surviving dependents. Such moments of thinking can be a strong public expressions of compassion, be it in the event of an accident, a crime or the loss of well -known personalities. Beileid.de explains that these minutes are often also stimulated by politicians and representatives and give space to society to show grief and sympathy.

In times like this, it shows how a city and its citizens can stand together. The minute of fun today is a strong sign of connection with Graz and the victims of the terrible events. It reminds us that there are people behind every message of tragedies who need support and compassion.