Jamia Millia Islamia releases COVID guidelines, asks students to stay home, avoid campus visit

NEW DELHI: In view of the second wave coronavirus COVID-19 throughout the nation, Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) University, New Delhi, held a gathering of Deans of Faculties and different officers and issued a press release releasing recent pointers for its students and workers members. The college has suggested all its students to stay residence and proceed their tutorial work on-line amid rising COVID-19 instances throughout the nation. It additionally acknowledged that students ought to avoid making a bodily presence for his or her tutorial work, library, laboratory and so forth. until it is rather important. 

According to stories, the JMI has determined to represent a corona management committee and a monitoring committee to hold a verify on the COVID-19 scenario on the campus. The monitoring committees will take inventory of the scenario on the campus and advise the college administration of taking crucial steps if required. The college acknowledged that carrying a face masks by all students and workers member is obligatory and no entry can be given to anybody, discovered and not using a masks, to the campus. 

“All students are advised to stay at home and avoid physical presence for their academic work, library, laboratory etc. unless it is very essential. All COVID- 19 Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) has to be followed to enter campus for academic activities and essential work which includes thermal screening at gates, wearing of mask, social distancing, no spitting in public places and entry with only valid identity proof along with the purpose of visit to the University Campus etc,” a press release launched by Jamia Millia Islamia acknowledged. 

Meanwhile, the college has additionally introduced cancellation of reserving of convention halls, auditorium and seminar halls shall stay cancelled for indefinite time frame. “The university has asked all concerned to remain vigilant to handle the present COVID-19 pandemic situation, follow the guidelines and SOPs issued by the Government of India, Ministry of Home Affairs, Ministry of Ayush to prevent the spread of the disease and take appropriate steps for the benefit of students and staff,” the assertion launched by JMI mentioned.