JAKARTA - The house where terrorist mastermind Noordin Mohammed Top was killed during an Indonesian police raid has become a tourist attraction.
Thousands of people have flocked to the badly damaged house in the village of Kepuh Sari, in Central Java, to see where the region's most wanted terrorist methis end.
Noordin, a Malaysian-born militant behind a string of deadly bombings in Indonesia, was one of four people killed in a police raid on the hideout.
Tourists have reportedly come from as far away as Sumatra to see the house.
