Regierung: Söder: Plötzlicher Tod von Aiwanger absolute Tragödie
Markus Söder trauert um seinen Stellvertreter Hubert Aiwanger und richtet seine Gedanken an dessen Familie. Was über die letzten Stunden des 55-jährigen Aiwangers bekannt ist.
Bayerns Ministerpräsident Markus Söder expressed shock upon learning of his vice-chancellor Hubert Aiwanger's sudden passing, describing it as an "absolute tragedy". Söder conveyed on X, "The sudden death of Hubert Aiwanger is a tragedy. We are all profoundly shocked." He added, "Our thoughts are with his family and children first. We mourn with them and pray for them."
Aiwanger was found dead in a Berlin hotel room on Wednesday, according to the Berlin prosecutor's office. He was scheduled to deliver a speech at the opening of a Berlin office of the Free Voters, of which he is the national chairman, but had cancelled due to health concerns and was replaced. Later, he became unreachable and was found dead in his room later that day. The cause of death was initially unknown, with Aiwanger having turned 55.
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