Two Australians Set To Executed By Firing Squad In Indonesian For Drug Trafficking

Two Australians Set To Executed By Firing Squad In Indonesian For Drug Trafficking

After some administrative procedures, the Australians were handcuffed and taken to separate armoured vehicles each with 10 heavily-armed police.

Authorities say Chan was wearing a red training jacket and Sukumaran was wearing a black parachute jacket and both were wearing shorts.

Nyoman Putra Surya, Head of the Corrections Division at Bali Provincial Law and Human Rights Office said the men thanked authorities for their care while they were in Bali.

 

 

 

 

 

Indonesian police arrive at Kerobokan jail. Source: Supplied

"They were ready," he said.

"They even said thank you."

Mr Nyoman said the men smiled and shook their hands before they were searched and handcuffed.

The pair said "not a word".

Armoured guards stand by awaiting to transport the Bali Nine duo. Source: Supplied

"We handcuffed them, they were silent," he said.

"We handcuffed them to the front. We didn't cover their eyes.

"We treated them well."

A chartered Lion Air flight will take the men to Cilacap, where they were expected to arrive at 7.30am.

Mr Nyoman defended the decision not to allow Chan's brother Michael into the jail as he men were leaving.

"Yesterday, we gave all day," he said.

"Today was not visiting time.

"We gave the maximum chances last week.