Still on Bali Nine: Families of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran visit for the first time since they were taken to death island

Myuran Sukumaran & Andrew Chan. Picture: AFP Source: AFP

INDONESIA’S Attorney General HM Prasetyo insists the executions of Bali Nine ringleaders Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran will go ahead and that preparations are now 95 per cent complete.

Kompas newspaper reported that Mr Prasetyo said today the remaining five per cent relates to co-ordination and preparation of the firing squads.

He said that 13 firing squads were being prepared and had been in training to ensure there are no mistakes.

“We do not want, during the execution, it misses. One shot finish the problem. That why need practice,” Mr Prasetyo said, as quoted by Kompas.

And the Co-ordinating Minister of Political, Legal and Security Affairs, Tedjo Edhi Purdijatno, was quoted as saying that a judicial review decision for one of the 10 to be executed would be speeded up.

“It will be speeded up. We are waiting, maybe this week we can get the decision from the Supreme Court,” Mr Purdijatno said of the judicial review of Filipino woman Mary Jane Veloso.

Veloso is the only of the 10 so far not moved to Nusa Kambangan, pending her appeal decision.

Reunited ... Myuran Sukumaran's brother Chintu, left, and Andrew Chan's brother, Michael, at Cilacap.

Sad visit ... Brintha Sukumaran with family members on the boat that takes them to Nusa Kambangan Island. Picture: Adam Taylor Source: News Corp Australia

Heavily guarded ... An Indonesian Navy boat patrols the strait of Nusakambangan Island today. Picture: Lukman S. Bintoro

Visitors ... Family members of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran on the boat to cross the strait to Nusakambangan Island. Picture: Lukman S. Bintoro

First visit ... Raji Sukumaran arrives with her family to see death row prisoner son Myuran Sukumaran at Nusa Kambangan Island before his execution. Picture: Adam Taylor Source: News Corp Australia

Support ... Helen Chan and son Michael Chan arrive at Jogyakarta airport before making the five hour drive to Cilicap to see Myuran Sukumaran and Andrew Chan at Nusa Kambangan Island for their execution. Picture: Adam Taylor Source:News Corp Australia

culled from news.com.au