Authorities in South Africa are investigating the deaths of two tourists whose bodies are reportedly found in a river on safari park grounds. Multiple reports describe the victims as a husband and wife, believed to be aged 71 and his partner, though exact identities have not been consistently detailed in the available accounts. The bodies are said to have been discovered floating in the river, an area described as being inhabited by crocodiles, at the safari park. Investigators are treating the case as a double murder and have opened a probe to determine the circumstances leading to the deaths. The reports also state that the pair were allegedly stabbed, indicating homicide as the suspected cause. Public details on where the killings occurred, when the bodies were found, and whether anyone is in custody were not included in the provided information. The investigation is ongoing as authorities work to confirm the victims’ identities and establish a timeline of events at the safari park.