Survivors hurl mud at Spanish royals
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•Spain flood survivors hurl mud at the royals and top government officials
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Spain 's national broadcaster reported that the barrage included rocks and other objects and that two bodyguards were treated for injuries.
It was an unprecedented incident for a royal house that carefully crafts the image of monarchs adored by their country.
The disaster fueled by climate change killed at least 205 people in eastern Spain .
Police had to step in, some officers on horseback, to keep back the crowd of several dozen , some wielding shovels and poles.
A few rocks and other hard objects were tossed at the royals.
Two bodyguards were treated for injuries, and the monarchs and officials called off another stop Sunday at a second hard-hit village.
The mud-slinging scene occurred as thousands more Spanish soldiers, national police officers, and Civil Guard gendarmes arrived.
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