救命药被滞留酒店前台，房客发病身亡 - 听力磨耳朵

Erinome: Hello everyone! Welcome to our podcast. I'm Erinome, and sitting next to me is Enceladus. Today we have a really sad story to talk about—a man died in a hotel because his life-saving medicine was left at the front desk for 5 hours. Let's start, Enceladus. Do you know what happened first?  Enceladus: Oh no, that sounds terrible. Let me try. So, there was a 51-year-old man, Mr. Hu, staying at a hotel called Yasi Te in Wuhan. One morning, he felt sick and called his friend Han Shun to bring him medicine, right?  Erinome: Yes, that's right. Mr. Hu called Han Shun at 9:19 AM. The medicine was in another friend's fridge, and Han Shun went to get it right away. He arrived at the hotel front desk at 9:40 AM—only 21 minutes later! That's really fast.  Enceladus: Wow, 21 minutes is quick. But then what? Why didn't Mr. Hu get the medicine?  Erinome: Here's the problem. Han Shun tried to call Mr. Hu, but no one answered. So he asked the f...