In Spain, King and Queen were attacked with mud, PM's car was stoned; the crowd also abused him:

New Delhi: Spain is currently battling the worst floods in decades. So far more than 200 people have lost their lives. The missing people are being searched for. Now the anger of the flood-affected people has also started erupting on the government. King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain visited the flood-affected Paporta city. Here they had to face the anger of the people. People threw mud on the King and Queen. They abused and shouted slogans.

Murderous slogans were raised against the king

When the royal delegation passed through the city of Paporta, the flood-affected people also raised slogans against the king, calling him 'murderer' and 'shame on you'. However, during this time the king and the queen met the people and consoled them. The king and the queen had mud on their faces. Despite this, the king also hugged many people.

PM's car attacked with stones

Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and the head of the Valencian Parliament Carlos Mazon also arrived with the King and Queen. But the anger of the crowd did not subside. After this, the PM was safely taken out from there. According to the Spanish media report, PM Sanchez was attacked with many things. According to the BBC, PM Sanchez's car was also attacked with stones.

police used force

Later, the Spanish police tried to disperse the angry crowd using force. According to information, the King and Queen were also supposed to visit the flood-affected Chiva city of Valencia province. But the tour had to be cancelled due to the violent crowd.

People are angry because the authorities have not provided adequate help despite flood warnings. Meanwhile, relief and rescue operations are continuing amidst the devastation caused by the floods. Emergency workers are busy saving people. Bodies of people are being searched in underground parking and tunnels.

Electricity and water problem

Spain's Prime Minister Sanchez on Saturday ordered the sending of more than 10,000 soldiers to flood-affected areas. He also acknowledged the government's lack of control. After heavy rains on Tuesday, floods wreaked havoc in many towns. There are heaps of mud here. People are busy removing mud and soil from their homes.