"I'm reluctant to state there are currently 79 individuals that we accept are either dead or missing and I tragically need to assume are dead," police authority Stuart Cundy told columnists.
Police had before putting the toll from Wednesday's inferno at 58 assumed dead.
He said just five individuals had been formally recognized so far by police. Officers had before cautioned that some may never be recognized because of the state of their remaining parts.
Cundy said the hunt and recuperation operation was continuous in the worn out 24-story tower, which was worked in 1974 and had gotten a noteworthy renovation that was finished a year ago.
"This is an extraordinarily troubling time for families and they have my dedication that we will do this as fast as we would," he is able to say.
Cundy guaranteed a "comprehensive" criminal examination concerning the fire that would likewise take a gander at the renovation.
"We will go where the confirmation may take us," and do everything conceivable "to guarantee that those mindful will be conveyed to equity," he said.
"In the event that I recognize... an issue that is a hazard to open security, we will be sharing that instantly with the pertinent specialists," he included.
The fire has provoked notices about flame dangers in numerous other board tower squares worked in a similar time.
Loss of life cautioning -
Cundy cautioned that the toll of 79 individuals could change.
"I accept there might be individuals who were in Grenfell Tower that individuals may not know were missing and might not have acknowledged they were in there on the night.
"Similarly, there might be individuals who fortunately may have figured out how to get away from the fire and for reasons unknown have not told their family or companions or police," he said.
By the darkened Grenfell Tower, firefighters removed their head protectors stopped to watch the moment's quiet, some with their arms around each other's shoulders.
Other crisis benefit laborers remained with their hands behind their backs and their protective caps on the ground.
Bothered ladies were seen embracing after the hush.
London fire boss Dany Cotton disclosed to BBC radio that it may be "some days yet" before firefighters could state they have come to everybody in the building.
She likewise protected the fire administration's guidance for individuals to remain in their pads amid tower square flames, saying that having everybody empty from such pieces through a solitary staircase would create additional wounds and hamper endeavors to put out littler bursts.
She said firefighters did not know "why the fire spread in that totally strange and phenomenal way".
"Until we do that, we can't take a gander at something besides remaining with a similar counsel."
17 patients in healing center -
The National Wellbeing Administration said that 17 patients were all the while being dealt with in healing center, of whom nine stay in basic condition.
Leader Theresa May was to set another meeting of top authorities because of the disaster.
London police on Sunday discharged pictures taken inside the tower, saying conditions inside skirted on the "indefinable".
Photographs and recordings distributed by the Metropolitan Police demonstrate the gutted destruction of flats.
With darkened rubble strewn over the floor and uncovered funnels, one room is unrecognizable as a home until a shower and sink come into see the partitioning divider demolished totally by the fire.
The remainders of an activity bicycle, a broiler and clothes washer indicate the lives of inhabitants at the times before the burst.
The pictures were taken by a recuperation group inside the 120 pads.
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