A group of students from the University of North Sumatra regularly feed stray cats on their campus.

The animal lovers actively look for hungry cats every two weeks and feed them with plastic food packages.

One of the group, Meiliana Silalahi, said: "We do street feeding or feed all the cats in the entire campus of the University of North Sumatra, not only one faculty but around 16 faculties or at least 20 places we visit to feed cats on the campus.

"This is an activity that we do twice a week, due to limited food, so we limit it to two times a week and not every day."

This footage was filmed on February 19.

This footage taken on February 19, 2021 shows Indonesian cat lovers wearing face masks gathering to feed stray cats during a campus lockdown due to concerns about the spread of the new coronavirus (COVID-19) at the University of North Sumatra, in Medan, Indonesia.

The Covid-19 pandemic has hit Indonesia for almost a year. However, positive cases are still increasing, which continue to influence the lockdown of campus activities, which obliges every student at home to study online. Many animals are abandoned and worried because they can't get food in the campus area.

A young woman, Meiliana Silalahi and other cat lovers are looking for an unmanned cat at the University of North Sumatra (USU) with several plastic cat food packages. As an alumnus of this faculty, he actively looks for hungry cats every two weeks. He does this routine activity because of his love for cats and his concern because there is no open canteen where cats look for leftovers.

Until now, Covid-19 patients in Indonesia have now reached 1,278,653 people as of the announcement of the first case on March 2, 2020.

Interview with Meiliana Silalahi said "Today, as usual, we do street feeding or feed all the cats in the entire campus of the University of North Sumatra, not only one faculty, but around 16 faculties or at least 20 places we visit to feed cats at campus. This is an activity that we do twice a week, due to limited food, so we limit it to two times a week and not every day. And this activity takes place as long as the campus is not active, if the campus is active we will likely stop it because there are only campus activities, therefore we carry out this activity. Starting last November until an undetermined time, hopefully the campus will be opened soon and all agencies, all campuses do the same to care for living things, because they both need food to be energetic ".