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Multiple Tesla vehicles were set on fire at a service centre in the US as anti-Elon Musk protests intensified over his controversial ties with the Donald Trump administration. Personal details of car owners were also leaked on a doxing site. The arson attacks escalated on Tuesday when a person used Molotov cocktails to torch five Tesla cars in Las Vegas.
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