This is what Houston looked like on first day of stay at home order

HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Officials have asked everyone to stay home unless it's absolutely necessary amid the coronavirus outbreak, and it looks like Houstonians are complying.

We've taken a look around the city using SkyEye and SkyDrone 13, and found a ghost town. Empty streets and parking lots could be seen at normally busy locations. Gyms and movie theaters have been asked to shut down to help with social distancing intended to help slow the spread of COVID-19.

The COVID-19 scare has turned once hustling bustling locations into barren parking lots.

"It's strange everywhere, it's strange everywhere," said Houstonian Paul Hobby.

The first weekend since massive restrictions and closures have been put in place apparently went well, as many of the people who were out were delivering take-out orders.

Houston's first weekend of major coronavirus restrictions and closures

"They're supporting the local restaurants. They're supporting the delivery drivers," said driver Luis Carlos.

Grocery stores are still busy and Memorial Park has become a haven for those cooped up.

Social distancing was being practiced on the park's running trails.

"I just got bored at home because of the quarantine, so I just decided to go out on a run," said Saad Barazi.

HOUSTON IS A GHOST TOWN? ABC13's SkyEye captured what it looks like around town as you practice social distancing at home.

As you're doing your part to stay home and keep your family safe, use this video as a safe opportunity to see what Houston looks like as a ghost town.

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