KOLKATA: The health state of former West Bengal chief minister Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee is secure and he’s reacting to orders, the hospital where he’s undergoing therapy stated in an announcement on Wednesday. The status of Bhattacharjee’s wife Mira, that was taken to the identical hospital, can be secure, police at the health care establishment stated. “Bhattacharjee remains at the CCU and around BiPAP and is currently preserving oxygen degree at 92 percent. He’s somewhat tired but is reacting to orders. His blood pressure remains steady,” the announcement said. The 77-year-old veteran politician, who’d tested positive for COVID-19 on May 18, includes a heartbeat of 56 beats a week and his urine output is satisfactory,” it said. Bhattacharjee has been awarded a loading dose of Remdesivir shot Tuesday night and physicians intend to provide Tocilizumab injection if necessary, it stated. “treating physicians are still keeping a constant vigil in his health state and will take suitable steps from time to time,” the announcement added.