Ranchi, Jul 13 (PTI) Two more persons succumbed to COVID-19 in Jharkhand, taking the death toll to 33 in the state, the health department said in a bulletin on Monday.

It said that 189 more people tested positive for the disease and the state's coronavirus count rose to 3,963. The two fresh deaths were reported from Dhanbad, raising the district's toll to six.

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The bulletin said that 43 patients also recovered on Monday.

Jharkhand now has 1,579 active cases while 2,351 people have been cured of the disease so far, it said. PTI PVR NN ANB ANB 07132338 NNNNer we messed up last year," Gómez said, referring to the club's relegation in 2019.

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Gómez was one of the best German forwards of his time, winning the Bundesliga title in 2007 in his first stint at Stuttgart, then two more with Bayern Munich which he joined in 2009.

He also won the Champions League in Bayern's treble-winning season in 2013 before he left for Fiorentina. After two seasons in Italy Gómez joined Besiktas to win the Turkish league title in 2016.

Gómez scored 19 goals in 52 games for Wolfsburg before rejoining Stuttgart in 2017.

Altogether he scored 170 goals in 328 Bundesliga games, seven in the second division, and 26 in 36 German Cup matches.

Gómez also scored 26 goals in 44 Champions League games.

"I'm very grateful for the time I had at Stuttgart," Gómez said.

"It was always my biggest dream to give something back and to end my career that I couldn't have imagined here."

Gómez missed Germany's World Cup win in 2014 due to an injury-blighted season. He scored 31 goals in 78 appearances for the national team. (AP)

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