A car reportedly plunged off a cliff on Sunday (May 28) sparking a huge rescue operation from multiple emergency services.
The incident saw the vehicle, which had one occupant, drive over the edge near Deal, Kent.
Several ambulances and an air ambulance raced to the scene just before 3pm, according to KentLive.
A spokesperson for Kent Fire and Rescue told KentLive: "I can confirm KFRS was called to an incident in that area at 2.49pm by paramedics from South East Coast Ambulance Service.
"Three fire engines and fire officers attended, and assistance was rendered as required.
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"According to our information, the duty of care for this incident has been passed to Kent Police and HM Coastguard and fire crews left the scene at around 4.15pm."
A Coastguard spokesman added: "Rescue teams from Deal, Folkestone and Langdon Battery responded to an incident at the cliffs at Kingsdown near Deal.
"The alarm was raised at about 2.55pm, and Kent Police, South East Ambulance Service and Kent Fire and Rescue Service were also alerted.
"The air ambulance was sent to the scene. The Coastguard search and rescue helicopter was dispatched from Lydd, but later stood down and returned to base."
Maidstone resident William Bungay, who was visiting family in the area witnessed the emergency services response.
"We got there at about 3.30pm and a lady walking the other way told us a car had gone over the cliff," he told The Sun.
"The air ambulance and fire engines left just before 4.30pm. The coastguard, police, and ambulance were there too. There was a yellow helicopter but I could not see the markings."