Anaheim Fire & Rescue Paramedic/Engineer James McDuffie, left, takes a report on an overturn vehicle crash as Meryl Santaigo, on vacation from the Philippines, right, holds her 2-year-old nephew. Santiago and her nephew were both in the car when it overturned.
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Anaheim Fire & Rescue Battalion Chief Kevin Stewart, checks an overturned Toyota Sequoia Sport utility vehicle with passenger Meryl Santaigo of the Philippines, on the corner of Anaheim Blvd. and Disney Way after a crash that took place before 1pm, May 10, 2018.
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SoundThe gallery will resume insecondsAnaheim Firefighter/Paramedic Dan Lambert, left, Anaheim Fire & Rescue Battalion Chief Kevin Stewart and Meryl Santaigo of the Philippines check out an overturned Toyota Sequoia Sport utility vehicle with the airbags deployed on the corner of Anaheim Blvd. and Disney Way that was rented to take a family on vacation from the Philippines. At least two people were injured.
Steven Georges, Contributing Photographer
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The Anaheim Fire Department responded Thursday afternoon to a rollover crash near Disneyland.
The car had been rented by a family vacationing from the Philippines and turned over at the intersection of Anaheim Boulevard and Disney Way.
There were no major injuries from the crash, police said.
Source: Oc Register
Photos: Car rolls over near Disneyland
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