LONDON: Britain’s ancient strategy to fight Covid-19 was a”tragedy” and”dreadful decisions” led into the authorities imposing lockdowns which might have been prevented, Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s former top advisor said. Dominic Cummings, that abandoned Johnson’s team late this season, made his remarks at a set of tweets only days before he’s expected to give evidence to members of parliament regarding the administration’s handling of this outbreak. Before his abrupt death, Cummings was Johnson’s strongest advisor on Brexit and played a significant part in his powerful 2019 election effort. He was also the architect of Britain’s effort to depart the European Union. Johnson, who has enforced three lockdowns throughout the ordeal, has hailed Britain’s vaccination programme for a victory, however the United Kingdom has among the maximum COVID-19 death tolls plus it’s endured a profound economic downturn. “If we had had the appropriate trainings + qualified individuals in control we wd likely have averted lockdown1, *certainly * no demand for lockdowns 3 & 2,” Cummings wrote on Twitter on Saturday. “Considering that the strategy had been AWOL/disaster + dreadful decisions postponed that which, lockdown1 became mandatory.” The government has stated that there are lessons to be learned in the pandemic because confronting accusations of being sluggish to inflict lockdowns. Cummings is due to appear on Wednesday ahead of a joint question of the lower house of parliament’s Health and Social Care Committee and the Science and Technology Committee. On herd resistance, in which the virus spreads throughout the population to improve overall immunity, Cummings wrote Twitter:”Our initial strategy was incorrect & we shifted when we realised” Johnson’s Downing Street office said in an announcement that”herd immunity hasn’t been a policy goal or portion of the coronavirus strategy” “Our reaction has always been concentrated on economy and ensuring that the NHS (National Health Service) wasn’t overwhelmed. We continue to be directed with the most recent scientific information.”