Saturday, February 6, 2021. The Covid-19 pandemic is increasing day by day. Health protocols are increasingly being tightened. Likewise for the protocol on campus, to become a healthy campus, of course, there is a task force team that tries to do their best to enforce SOPs on campus during a pandemic like this. The main tasks of the Covid-19 Task Force Team include preventing the spread of the covid virus, especially in the campus and family environment, conducting educational education to lecturers, employees, students about this outbreak, handling if any of our families are exposed. "The UNIPMA Covid-19 Task Force Team also enforces SOP in an orderly manner, such as when entering the office, you have to check your temperature, wash your hands, wear a mask, keep your distance, all of which must be obeyed," explained Mr. Bambang Eko Hari Cahyono, M.Pd, Chair of the UNIPMA Covid-19 Task Force.

The UNIPMA Covid-19 Task Force team always monitors 24 hours every day in mitigating this covid-19. Student activities, lecturer activities, of course, still comply with the rules in the Covid-19 Task Force. In addition, the UNIPMA Covid-19 Task Force Team always applies PPKM enforcement rules, where the working hours of lecturers and employees are in accordance with the regulations, namely 75% WFH and 25% WFO. It all must be obeyed and carried out. Students are also prohibited from entering campus, and the UNIPMA Covid-19 Task Force Team is even more tight.

So far, learning has been carried out online, academic activities are webinars, and consultations have been conducted online. Absolutely not offline. "Unless practicum activities are allowed offline, provided that they get permission from the task force and the space capacity must be controlled at least one third of the space," added Mr. Dr. Bambang Eko Hari Cahyono, M.Pd, Chair of the UNIPMA Covid-19 Task Force. The UNIPMA Covid-19 Task Force Team also monitors the availability of masks and hands-on filters that must be fulfilled. The head of the UNIPMA Covid-19 Task Force said that so far it has been going well with the SOPs that have been enforced and obeyed.