Families of two Australians facing the firing squad collapse in tears as they see their loved ones for the final time

Distraught families of two Australians facing the firing squad Yesterday collapsed in tears as they saw their loved ones for the final time 

• Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran are set to be executed in Indonesia
• They have been on death row over a heroin smuggling plot for 10 years 
• Australian pair met their families yesterday and Chan married his fiancé
• Firing squad execution to go ahead despite legal challenge set for May 12.

The relatives were mobbed by journalists as they arrived at the prison, with the sister of Sukumaran collapsing and needing to be carried.

The execution will be carried on still by the early hour of Wednesday,29th of April.

Condemned Australians Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran have entered their final hours before their execution.

Coffins were seen being brought into the prison ahead of the pair's execution, which was set for early on Wednesday morning

Condemned Australian Andrew Chan has married his fiancée Febyanti Herewila in prison on Indonesia's 'Death Island'

Michael Chan (left), the brother of Andrew Chan, and Chinthu Sukumaran (right), the brother of Myuran Sukumaran, have pleaded once again for their clemency

Myuran Sukumaran (left) and Andrew Chan (right) will be given white clothing to wear and a choice whether to be blindfolded as they face the firing squad at the stoke of midnight on Tuesday

The mortician, B. Suhendroputro, stood by the crosses for Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran