A large group of approximately 160 Venezuelan migrants are camped on the outskirts of the Colombian capital Bogota during the nationwide COVID-19 lockdown.

The migrants, who include mostly women and children, are waiting to return to Venezuela.

In recent weeks, Venezuelans who had found shelter in Colombia are returning home due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Footage from April 27 shows many of the migrants in the makeshift camp at the Andes toll experiencing cramped conditions after a week of being there.

Approximately 160 Venezuelans are living near the Andes toll, on the northern outskirts of Bogotá. While in the city they are in quarantine decreed by the national government for the spread of the corona virus, COVID 19. They have been a week, they are approximately 180 people including 40 children and they are waiting for someone to take them back to their country, pregnant there, children. They are on the outskirts of the city of Bogotá to the north, after a toll called the Andes toll.I don't know if it's enough