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A reading text for pre-intermediate students

by Ibrahim Mohamed
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An elderly man with vision died after he took the wrong medicine , a court has heard . The man , Pelayo Del Carmen Cortes Godoy , was 82 years old . He was born in Chile and worked as a before moving to Australia with his wife Rosa in 1985 . A South Australian coroner , Emma Roper , is now looking into how he died . Mr Cortes could not see . He had very little sight in his right eye and had lost his left eye in an accident . Because of this , he depended on his wife to pick up his medicines from a in Salisbury , in Adelaide ? s north . He had seven different medicines . Both Mr and Mrs Cortes spoke only a little English , so their children often helped them understand medical . On May 15 , 2020 , Mrs Cortes went to the pharmacy to collect medicines for both of them . One medicine pack had Mr Cortes ? name on the front , but on the back it showed another man ? s , Andrew Cummings , with a different list of medicines . On May 18 , Mr Cortes took the medicine from this . The next day he felt sick and told his wife . A doctor later saw that the medicine packs had different names and different . Mr Cortes was taken to hospital , but his health became worse very quickly , and he died the next day . A medical said he died because he took too many wrong medicines , which caused serious problems in his lungs and heart . The court is now trying to understand the wrong medicine was given and if safety rules were followed . The pharmacy owner has said to the family for the mistake . The pharmacist also admitted he made an when checking the medicine packs . The investigation is still .

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An elderly man with poor vision died after he took the medicine , a court has heard . The man , Pelayo Del Carmen Cortes Godoy , was 82 years old . He was born in Chile and worked as a miner before moving to Australia with his Rosa in 1985 . A South Australian coroner , Emma Roper , is now looking into how he died . Mr Cortes could not see well . He had very little sight in his eye and had lost his left eye in an accident . Because of this , he depended on his wife to pick up his medicines from a pharmacy in Salisbury , in Adelaide ? s north . He had different medicines . Both Mr and Mrs Cortes spoke only a little English , so their children often helped them medical information . On May 15 , 2020 , Mrs Cortes went to the pharmacy to collect medicines for both of them . One medicine pack had Mr Cortes ? name on the front , but on the back it showed another ? s name , Andrew Cummings , with a different list of medicines . On May 18 , Mr Cortes took the medicine from this pack . The next day he felt sick and told his wife . A doctor later saw that the medicine had different names and different drugs . Mr Cortes was taken to hospital , but his health became worse very quickly , and he died the next day . A medical expert said he died because he took too many wrong medicines , which caused problems in his lungs and heart . The court is now trying to understand how the wrong medicine was given and if safety rules were followed . The pharmacy owner has said sorry to the for the mistake . The pharmacist also admitted he made an error when checking the medicine packs . The investigation is continuing .

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An elderly man with poor died after he took the wrong medicine , a court has heard . The man , Pelayo Del Carmen Cortes Godoy , was 82 years old . He was born in Chile and as a miner before moving to Australia with his wife Rosa in 1985 . A South Australian coroner , Emma Roper , is now looking into how he died . Mr Cortes could not see well . He had very little sight in his eye and had lost his left eye in an accident . Because of this , he depended on his wife to pick up his medicines from a pharmacy in Salisbury , in Adelaide ? s north . He had seven medicines . Both Mr and Mrs Cortes spoke only a little English , so their children often helped them understand medical information . On May , 2020 , Mrs Cortes went to the pharmacy to collect medicines for both of them . One medicine pack had Mr Cortes ? name on the front , but on the back it showed another man ? s name , Andrew , with a different list of medicines . On May 18 , Mr Cortes took the medicine from this pack . The next day he felt sick and told his wife . A doctor later saw that the packs had different names and different drugs . Mr Cortes was taken to hospital , but his health became worse very quickly , and he died the next day . A expert said he died because he took too many wrong medicines , which caused serious problems in his lungs and heart . The court is now trying to understand how the medicine was given and if safety rules were followed . The pharmacy owner has said sorry to the family for the mistake . The also admitted he made an error when checking the medicine packs . The investigation still continuing .

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