[Python] Combining Lists According to Index

With the following lists:

A=['asd','qwe','wer']
B=[1,2,3]
C=['ttt', 'ttt', 'ttt']
D=[1,2,5]
E=[0,30,0]


The desired output is:

F=['asd',1,'ttt',1,0,'qwe',2,'ttt',2,30,'wer',3,'ttt',5,0]


My attempted solution:

F=[]
for i in E:
F.append(A[E.index(i)])
F.append(B[E.index(i)])
F.append(C[E.index(i)])
F.append(D[E.index(i)])
F.append(E[E.index(i)])
print(F)


However the output here is:

['asd', 1, 'ttt', 1, 0, 'qwe', 2, 'ttt', 2, 30, 'asd', 1, 'ttt', 1, 0]


You can see that 'asd' repeats and I'm not sure why.

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