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Revealed: Triple-vaccinated Israeli doctor who believes he caught Omicron Covid variant in London at conference attended by 1,250 people on 23 November - just as new strain was discovered in Africa

• Elad Maor, 45, travelled to London on November 19  for three-day convention at ExCeL London in east London
• Father-of-three tested positive for the variant four days later, on November 27, and suffered mild symptoms 
• He appears to be certain that he picked up variant at meeting, saying: 'I got the Omicron in London, for sure'
• His comments come as Dr. Anthony Fauci announces the first detected case of the Omicron variant in the US
• Meanwhile in the UK, PM said face coverings must be worn in shops and on public transport to 'buy us time'

By Katie Weston and Martin Robinson Chief Reporter For Mailonline

Published: 16:01 EST, 1 December 2021 | Updated: 19:06 EST, 1 December 2021

 A triple-vaccinated Israeli doctor has raised fears over the Omicron variant having been in the UK for weeks after saying he believes he caught the strain at a conference in London attended by 1,250 people on November 23.

Elad Maor, 45, travelled to the capital on November 19 and stayed at a hotel in Islington while attending the three-day convention at ExCeL London in Newham, east London, before returning to Israel. 

The father-of-three, who is a cardiologist at Sheba Medical Centre near Tel Aviv, tested positive for the virus four days later, on November 27, and suffered mild symptoms including a sore throat, fever and muscle ache.

He took three PCR tests on November 20, 21 and 24 - all of which came back negative. After returning to work in Israel he later displayed symptoms and took a fourth PCR test which showed a positive result.

Dr Maor, who is now quarantining at home in Israel, appears to be certain that he picked up the variant while attending the conference, saying: 'I got the Omicron in London, for sure.'

He told The Guardian: 'That is interesting because that was 10 days ago in London – really, really early.' 

Dr Maor also believes he infected a 69-year-old fellow worker, who has since tested positive for the Omicron variant after returning from London.

Pointing to a delay between the time of infection and when the PCR turns positive, he added: 'The only reasonable explanation is that I got infected on the last day of the meeting – maybe at the airport, maybe at the meeting.'

The associate professor of cardiology at Tel Aviv University said he commuted to the conference via the tube and Docklands Light Railway (DLR) over the three-day period. 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10264537/Israeli-doctor-believes-caught-Omicron-Covid-variant-London-23-November.html

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