Subway service on the 4/5/6 lines is suspended between Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall and 86th St in Manhattan Friday morning after a person was struck by a train,…
Subway service on the 4/5/6 lines is limited between Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall and 86th St in Manhattan Friday morning after a person was struck by a train, according to the MTA.
The MTA said the person was struck near 28 St. Paramedics responded to the scene around 9:23 a.m. but the victim did not survive. A train operator on a southbound 4 express train saw body parts on the track near the 28 St.-Lexington Avenue station and immediately applied the emergency brakes, but was unable to stop the train before several cars passed over the remains, the MTA tells NBC New York.4/6 trains are running local between 14 St-Union Sq and 125 St.4/6 trains are now running local between 14 St-Union Sq and 125 St. 5 trains are running on the 2 line between Nevins St and 149 St-Grand Concourse.
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