ALLEN: A rescue boat in the Mediterranean, funded by British street artist Banksy, was so overcrowded with immigrants it needed help itself. The people and families onboard were transferred on to two other boats. The United Nations Refugee Agency says the migrants must be allowed to disembark in a port as soon as possible. CNN contributor Barbie Nadeau is following the story from Rome. What more do we know about these people and where they might be heading next, Barbie?</s>BARBIE NADEAU, CNN CORRESPONDENT: This particular boat is symptomatic of a very much larger problem. Just because there is star power involved in this one that we are paying attention to it, but we had boats coming from across North Africa, across the sea the last couple of weeks, with greater intensity. And the people on this particular boat need safe harbor. There are storms in the sea predicted for this week but Italy has been resistant in allowing migrants to come in under the excuse of COVID essentially. And so it's going to be very, very difficult for them to find a safe harbor. But we had over the last 24 hours more than 500 people in 30 small boats arrive on the island. Those people were given safe harbor to save their lives. This boat will eventually find a home. There is no question. It will probably through the collaboration of other European nations that take a dozen here, a dozen there. But it's indicative of a larger problem, as is always the case, Natalie.</s>ALLEN: Absolutely. The migrants keep coming. Barbie Nadeau, thank you so much. Next here, a little penguin is the only one of its kind in Australia. How caretakers are using technology to connect the little guy with his fellow penguins. We'll have that one for you in just a minute.
Migrants Evacuated From Banksy-Funded Rescue Boat