Reykjavik: Two Chinese nationals in their early 20s have been found dead near the site of a 1973 plane crash in Iceland, which has now become a popular tourist attraction, a media report said.
Police said the man and the woman were found near Solheimasandur, where a US military plane had crash-landed in 1973, but there were no casualties, the BBC reported.
The fuselage of the plane still rests at the site and has become a tourist attraction.
Meanwhile, a police spokesman told the BBC on Friday that a post-mortem would take place next week to establish the causes of death.
Officers had not found any signs of a “criminal act” by a third party, he said, adding that the bodies showed signs of hypothermia.
According to a police statement, officers were first called to the scene on Thursday after people found a woman’s body off a footpath leading to the crashed plane.
The man’s body was found a short distance away about two hours later.
A car thought to have been rented by the couple was found in the site’s parking area.
