Austria mourns after a deadly school fire

Although the school continues at least a week, the students amazed the country after a deadly school fire in Austria on Wednesday morning.

Instead of entering modern buildings of high school, instead of a protected collection point, mourning, good and correspondents closed well.

“Now it’s really important, talk, listen to each other, listen, listen,” he said.

On Tuesday, a former student, at least 10 people were killed or fatally injured in the school, Borg Dreierschützengasse, the second largest in the GRAZ, the second largest city in Austria, and after Vienna, at least 10 people in the graze, were killed or fatally. Then he turned out to have killed himself in a school bathroom.

Police said the shooter, guns, shotguns and shotguns legally. On Wednesday, the police said they found a pipe bomb when they were looking for the shooter house on Tuesday.

This was one of the worst school shootings in Europe in the last ten years.

Austrian Chancellor, Christian Stocker, traveling to Graz on Tuesday and three days of national mourning, including local time, was declared a momentary silence with local time.

Shooting news, an Alpine nation, which is high in Austria, weapons ownership, but the violence of weapons is relatively rare.

On Wednesday morning, a headline of the nation’s largest newspaper Kronen Zeitung’s online site, “A day after Rampage: Austria is crying with Graz.”

The state police said that the militant was 21 and previously participated in the school, but did not graduate. Six of the victims were a woman and three were men, The government did not disclose their names or age, age or ages, citing the laws of privacy. Another victim, a teacher, then died in a hospital.

Outside school, the tombs of candles, flower and filled animals hung the school perimeter. The investigators and firefighters were still entered in buildings, otherwise school buildings were dark and calm.

Classes are for the rest of the week because they decide how school officials will continue. The summer break starts in early July and many graduates should still take the final exams to the university.

“We simply don’t talk – it seems like no place,” said Simone Sakcon, 20, a university student who spent his whole life. He lives near the school and was among those gathered outside on Wednesday. “It’s something that happens in big cities or in the United States but you think it will be here?” added.

Pastor nitsche was alone in a class when they heard shots. The first instinct was to hide and wait. “It was silent as there was half the night,” he said. “Everyone played dead – smart.”

After seeming safe, he fled to a hallway trying to enter a closed door by firing on an armed goalkeeper. As a flee, I saw the body of one of the sacrifices, the body of a young girl and continued until the police saw the attack. “So many clothes can be really comfortable,” he said.

According to the police, the armed person killed himself in a school detail.

39, 39. living from school, preparing for the work on Wednesday, 39 in tears. He tried to catch the news from three children, but they heard about it on social media, and they were sad and frightened.

“I always said, schools here are not safe,” he said. Halici. “It is like the commercial center, as the coming and walking.”