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February 12, 2010 · about 16 years ago

Somali pirates free Taiwanese fishing boat

A Taiwanese tuna fishing boat held by Somali pirates for 10 months has been freed after the owner paid a ransom, a maritime agency said. The Win Far 161, was hijacked in April last year near the Seychelles. Ecoterra, a Kenya-based agency that monitors shipping in Somali waters, said three of the boa

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A Taiwanese tuna fishing boat held by Somali pirates for 10 months has been freed after the owner paid a ransom, a maritime agency said. The Win Far 161, was hijacked in April last year near the Seychelles. Ecoterra, a Kenya-based agency that monitors shipping in Somali waters, said three of the boat’s original crew of 30 had died during their captivity.

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