Mate toko ua 'i Tongatapu 'i ha ongo me'a ne hoko kehekehe pe 'a ia ko e fefine ta'u 70 'i Hoi pea tangata ta'u 51 ne ma'u ia 'i Pelehake kuo' ne mate.
An elderly woman and a man died in separate incidents in Tongatapu last week.
The man, 51, was found dead at a bush allotment in Pelehake on Saturday, September 29.
A 70-year-old woman was found dead at her home where she lived alone in Hoi on Sunday, September 30.
The circumstances surrounding their deaths were not believed to be suspicious, according to reports.
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