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BBC reporter Gabriel Gatehouse: \"Men in the white overalls, shoe coverings and masks are carrying out the forensic analysis on bodies\" <\/p>\n
Relatives of some of the people missing after the attack on a Kenyan shopping mall have come forward for DNA testing. <\/p>\n
The police made the request after the discovery of body parts. <\/p>\n
The four-day siege by Somali Islamist militants left 67 people dead; a further 39 are still missing. <\/p>\n
The BBC's Robert Kiptoo says there have been conflicting reports about whether all the bodies have been retrieved from the Westgate shopping centre in the capital Nairobi. <\/p>\n
At least three bodies were brought to Nairobi's morgue on Tuesday, he said. <\/p>\n
Al-Shabab, a Somali group linked to al-Qaeda, said its militants had stormed the shopping centre in the Kenyan capital Nairobi on 21 September in retaliation for Kenya's military involvement in Somalia. <\/p>\n
Our correspondent says at least four families came to Nairobi's main morgue on Wednesday morning. Three of them were families of soldiers who died in the attack. <\/p>\n
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