The Taiwanese tuna boat Win Far 161, which was hijacked by Somali pirates, held for 10 months and released Feb. 11, returned to Kaohsiung Harbor in southern Taiwan Thursday, minus two of its crew, who died in captivity. Upon arrival, police immediately went aboard to find out more about the deaths of the two men -- one Chinese and an Indonesian. According to the surviving crewmen, both men died of illness. When the boat was hijacked in Somali waters April 6 last year, there were 30 crew members. Apart from the Taiwanese skipper and chief engineer, most of the crew of the 700-ton fishing boat were Filipinos, Indonesians and Chinese. 