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A minute's silence is a common way to show respect and mourn victims of tragedies, as UEFA is doing for Nepal. It's a collective moment of reflection, allowing people to pause and acknowledge loss or significant events. This tradition is observed globally in various contexts, from sporting events to national commemorations.
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