Footage shows Filipino migrant workers in Wuhan, China stocking up on food as the Chinese government locks down the city to control the coronavirus.

In the video on January 23, Owdie Saulog carries home his supplies from the grocery with a roommate.

He said: ''We had to stock up on food. We can't go out anytime we want while they clear the virus."

Owdie works as dance instructor in Wuhan together with other Filipinos. He said that their employers tell them when they can go out to replenish supplies during the indefinite lockdown.

More than 100 people have been killed and 3,000 infected in China by the virus with more cases appearing around the world.

Footage shows Filipino migrant workers in Wuhan, China stocking up on food as the Chinese government locks down the city to control the coronavirus.

In the video on January 23, Owdie Saulog carries home his supplies from the grocery with a roommate.

He said the bags of food and water should last them until the next time they will be allowed to go out of their apartment.

He said: ''We had to stock up on food. We can't go out anytime we want while they clear the virus."

Owdie works as dance instructor in Wuhan together with other Filipinos. He said that their employers tell them when they can go out to replenish supplies during the indefinite lock down.

More than 100 people have been killed and 3,000 infected in China by the virus with more cases appearing around the world.