Traiskirchen: An insider looks behind the scenes of the asylum system!

Traiskirchen: An insider looks behind the scenes of the asylum system!

Gerhard Rohrböck, an important member of the ÖVP and long -time municipal council in Bad Vöslau, died on February 2 at the age of 86. The Viennese, who was born in 1938, did not let go of the spa town of Bad Vöslau until his death. Growing up in the Schottengymnasium, he later studied at the world trade University and made a career in the ferry store in northern Germany. In the 10 years of his membership of the municipal council, he focused on financial agents. His commitment also extended to church activities, where he sang for many years with his wife in the church choir, such as Noen.at reported.

A look behind the scenes of the asylum system

On the same day, a book presentation took place in Traiskirchen, which impressively illuminates everyday life in the asylum system. Franz Schabhüttl, who worked in the Traiskirchen refugee camp for 26 years, introduced his book and clarified the realities away from media reporting. He reported that refugees are sometimes so sufficient that donations such as clothing and food are no longer needed. These experiences are now recorded in his book, which is based on objective data and addresses the challenges and grievances in the asylum sector. The municipal councilor Dr. Ernst Schebesta has recognized his recognition for such educational work, such as Meinzirk.at

Rohrböck's death and Schabhüttl's book are two parts of a larger mosaic that shapes the political landscape in Austria. While Rohrböck is remembered as a committed municipal politician, Schabhüttl's book throws a light on the current challenges in the asylum system, which are often ignored by the public. Both events show the complexity of society and the need for an informed examination of political issues.