Five adults, including two Honduran married couples and a friend, drowned in the Scioto River after one began struggling and several others attempted rescues. Two Honduran children at the scene survived and are in state or family care. A passing boater photographed the group waist- to thigh-deep in the river, and authorities say the river was high and fast, contributing to the tragedy. Honduran authorities have identified four of the five adults and are coordinating with U.S. officials on repatriation of the bodies, while the remaining victim’s identity has not been released. Rescue teams recovered two women’s bodies on Sunday and the three men’s bodies on Monday, as investigations continue. Investigators are examining river conditions and safety concerns, and relatives and authorities urge caution around waterways, especially with children present, with a local pastor recalling warnings about the area.