A Filipino migrant worker stuck in Wuhan, China, walks around the deserted city as the country's government tries to contain the coronavirus.

In the video on January 26, Jay Max is seen walking around his neighbourhood in Hubei province, making his way to the market to get food and water.

He says: "There are no food deliveries. All the stores have been closed. We found one that still sells some food, but they only open until 1 or 2 pm. Our situation is really hard."

There are also no cars and public transport has been suspended, so he can only travel on foot around the area.

Despite the lockdown and difficulty in getting supplies, Jay said that they are coping and waiting for updates from their embassy.

More than 100 people have been killed and 3,000 infected in China by the virus.

0:00-0:10 Good morning, I am here in Wuhan. We are still on lockdown.
0:12-0:19 I am going to the market. I have no choice but to walk.
0:20-0:23 We need drinking water as our supplies have run out. There is no delivery.
0:24-0:30 We have found a store that is still operating.
0:31-0:40 The operation cuts off at around 1 pm or 2 pm. Our situation is hard because of the Wuhan virus.
0:41-0:49 But it's a good thing that we live near the store.
0:52-0:54 I am just going to walk.
0:55-0:58 We are doing fine here so far.
0:59-1:04 But getting supplies is hard because of the lockdown. There is no delivery.
1:08-1:17 Please be careful and pray that the virus is controlled immediately.
1:19-1:27 It is very silent here. There are no people outside.
1:35-1:46 In around 3 minutes, I will arrive at the store. I brought alcohol to be safe since I am walking outside like this.
1:47-2:04 There are also no private cars that can drive outside today. The government has prohibited anyone from driving. If you want to drive outside, you need to get permission from the officers.
2:10-2:22 I am wearing thick clothing and gloves. Everyone here is wearing a mask. We need to be sure not to catch the virus.
2:23-2-31 We have no choice but to go out because we don't have drinking water. Open stores are also very rare. They also close immediately.
2:56-3:04 We see some people walking outside, but most people prefer staying inside their houses since the start of the lockdown.
3:50-4:00 This is the Wuhan Citizens Home. All the foreigners were taken here.
4:15-4:27 So here's what I bought. Some bottled water. I also bought some food.
4:35 I am feeling well so far. We will update our family soon, please don't worry about us.