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Four Britons dead in safari crash Safari death crash Britons named
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Four Britons were killed in a minibus crash during a safari holiday in South Africa, the Foreign Office has said. Three of four Britons killed in a minibus crash during a safari holiday in South Africa have been named.
A 14-year-old boy, his grandmother, step-grandfather and aunt are believed to be among the victims. Among the dead was Marcus Egerton-Warburton, 14. His grandmother Brenda Bonham Carter and step-grandfather Francis Kirkwood also died.
Two other members of the same family are thought to have been injured in the crash on Wednesday. They were taken to a Johannesburg hospital for treatment. The accident happened at Thabazimbi in the Limpopo district of the country on Wednesday, the Foreign Office said.
The Foreign Office said it was speaking to South African authorities about the circumstances of the accident. Two other family members injured in the crash are being treated in a Johannesburg hospital.
A spokeswoman said: "We can confirm the deaths of four British nationals in a road traffic accident on August 20. A Foreign Office spokeswoman said: "We can confirm the deaths of four British nationals in a road traffic accident on 20 August.
"We are still seeking clarification about the accident from the South African authorities.""We are still seeking clarification about the accident from the South African authorities."
Tribute The Foreign Office confirmed Brenda Bonham Carter and Francis Kirkwood were among those killed.
Bembridge Sailing Club on the Isle of Wight paid tribute to the teenage victim, named as Marcus Egerton-Warburton, who was a member of the club. 'Greatest sadness'
"It is with the very greatest sadness that I have to inform you that Marcus Egerton-Warburton tragically died in a road accident in South Africa at around 4pm yesterday (Wednesday 20th August)," the website said. Bembridge Sailing Club on the Isle of Wight paid tribute to Marcus who was a member of the club.
His maternal grandmother, step-grandfather and aunt had also died, while his brother and mother had been injured, it said. An announcement on its website said: "It is with the very greatest sadness that I have to inform you that Marcus Egerton-Warburton tragically died in a road accident in South Africa.
The minibus had been travelling between game reserves at the time of the accident, it added. "He was 14. His older brother Piers has whip lash and his mother Fiona a broken collar bone."
The website said the group were travelling between game reserves at the time of the accident.