A COVID-19 testing drive has been set up for pregnant women in India's Jammu and Kashmir region.

The footage shows a sealed station taking swabs from various pregnant women on May 5.

Jammu and Kashmir made COVID-19 testing of all pregnant women mandatory after the death of two pregnant women in south Kashmir’s Anantnag district.

Administration started COVID-19 testing drive of pregnant women in Batmallo area of Srinagar.

Jammu and Kashmir Health Department has started the COVID-19 testing drive of pregnant women in the Batmallo area of Srinagar.

Jammu & Kashmir has started COVID-19 testing of all pregnant women mandatory, after the death of two pregnant women in south Kashmir’s Anantnag district.

A drive has been started for carrying out advanced testing of pregnant women for the coronavirus. This is being done so that they feel no neglect at the time of admission

Divisional Commissioner-Kashmir, Pandurang K. Pole, has directed the Health Department “to devise a birth plan for the pregnant women so that they could be screened for COVID-19 well in time”

Pregnant women from the red zone areas must be treated separately and asked to use services of ASHA workers for their proper identification.