Two rescued after Tesla plunges 300 feet off Mulholland Highway in Malibu

A dramatic rescue operation in Malibu highlights both the risks of driving in mountainous terrain and the capability of emergency response teams to reach and extract people from otherwise inaccessible locations.
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