Kenya cult deaths rise to 211 as exhumation resumes
After starving in the forest, three members of the religious cult were found and sent to a hospital for stabilization.
Boakyewaa Lawrencia 
In the coastal wilderness of Kenya, where members of a doomsday cult are said to have been forced to starve to death, ten additional bodies have reportedly been found.
As the authorities look into the fatalities further, the number of bodies collected now stands at 211.
The exhumation procedure in the enormous Shakahola forest resumed on Tuesday after a two-day pause.
Two of the newly discovered bodies by the government's forensic team were young people.
610 people are still listed as missing at the tracing centers.
