- DCI boss Mohamed Amin and IG Japhet Koome visited the 800-acre land on Monday to oversee the process.
- "Two teams are on the ground, one exhuming the bodies as another team combs the forest to try and rescue more people," Koome said.
The Directorate of Criminal Investigations and National Police Service on Monday exhumed at least 20 bodies from multiple graves at Shakahola in Kilifi County.
The deaths of the victims are linked to the radical teachings of controversial pastor Paul Mackenzie of the Good News International Church.
He reportedly told them to starve themselves to death for a chance to ascend to heaven.
The exhumation is part of ongoing investigations into his involvement in the deaths.
The total number of bodies exhumed so far is 73.
Out of the 20 bodies exhumed on Monday, six were found in one grave.
DCI boss Mohamed Amin and IG Japhet Koome visited the 800-acre land on Monday to oversee the process.
"Two teams are on the ground, one exhuming the bodies as another team combs the forest to try and rescue more people," Koome said.
Earlier, Interior CS Kithure Kindiki declared the Shakahola forest a crime scene.