Person Struck by (2) Train, Residual Delays Reported

According to an update from the MTA, 2 and 5 trains are running with delays in both directions after emergency teams assisted someone struck by a train near 149 St-Grand Concourse.

Police have concluded their operation at the 149th Street station, and power restoration on the tracks is underway.

No NYPD personnel remain on the tracks, so power will be restored to the northbound tracks shortly.

According to the MTA website, there are multiple service changes in effect and “severe delays” along the 2 and 3 lines. There is no southbound 2 train service on the west side of Manhattan. All southbound 2 trains are running on the 5 line from 149 St-Grand Concourse to Nevins St. There is very limited 3 train service in both directions between 96 St and Harlem-148 St. Some northbound 3 trains are running on the 1 line from 96 St to 137 St-City College. For service to/from Harlem-148 St take M2, M7, or M102 bus making nearby station stops. Expect delays on 1 trains while they share the tracks with rerouted trains.

All firefighters have safely boarded the train with the deceased person, which is heading back to the 149th Street Station.

Firefighters have secured the body and are transporting it back to the 149th Street Station after power was removed from the tracks.

Citizen user video shows NYPD Emergency Service Unit (ESU) arriving at the scene.

Firefighters are preparing to use a rescue train to access the incident site after passengers have been unloaded.

Police and MTA personnel are moving to the location of the deceased individual, approximately 1,000 feet into the tunnel, to assess the situation.

According to the MTA website, southbound 2 and 3 trains are delayed as first responders conduct an investigation.

Police are coordinating a ride-through on the northbound line from 149 St-Grand Concourse to assess the situation further.

MTA personnel reported a deceased person on the tracks as the train was approaching the 149 St-Grand Concourse station.

EMS dispatch confirms a person was struck by a train at the 149 St-Grand Concourse station.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 149 St-Grand Concourse Station (2) (4) (5).

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 135 St Station (2) (3).

According to an update from the MTA, 2 and 5 trains are running with delays in both directions after emergency teams assisted someone struck by a train near 149 St-Grand Concourse.

Police have concluded their operation at the 149th Street station, and power restoration on the tracks is underway.

No NYPD personnel remain on the tracks, so power will be restored to the northbound tracks shortly.

According to the MTA website, there are multiple service changes in effect and “severe delays” along the 2 and 3 lines. There is no southbound 2 train service on the west side of Manhattan. All southbound 2 trains are running on the 5 line from 149 St-Grand Concourse to Nevins St. There is very limited 3 train service in both directions between 96 St and Harlem-148 St. Some northbound 3 trains are running on the 1 line from 96 St to 137 St-City College. For service to/from Harlem-148 St take M2, M7, or M102 bus making nearby station stops. Expect delays on 1 trains while they share the tracks with rerouted trains.

All firefighters have safely boarded the train with the deceased person, which is heading back to the 149th Street Station.

Firefighters have secured the body and are transporting it back to the 149th Street Station after power was removed from the tracks.

Citizen user video shows NYPD Emergency Service Unit (ESU) arriving at the scene.

Firefighters are preparing to use a rescue train to access the incident site after passengers have been unloaded.

Police and MTA personnel are moving to the location of the deceased individual, approximately 1,000 feet into the tunnel, to assess the situation.

According to the MTA website, southbound 2 and 3 trains are delayed as first responders conduct an investigation.

Police are coordinating a ride-through on the northbound line from 149 St-Grand Concourse to assess the situation further.

MTA personnel reported a deceased person on the tracks as the train was approaching the 149 St-Grand Concourse station.

EMS dispatch confirms a person was struck by a train at the 149 St-Grand Concourse station.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 149 St-Grand Concourse Station (2) (4) (5).

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 135 St Station (2) (3).

According to an update from the MTA, 2 and 5 trains are running with delays in both directions after emergency teams assisted someone struck by a train near 149 St-Grand Concourse.

Police have concluded their operation at the 149th Street station, and power restoration on the tracks is underway.

No NYPD personnel remain on the tracks, so power will be restored to the northbound tracks shortly.

According to the MTA website, there are multiple service changes in effect and “severe delays” along the 2 and 3 lines. There is no southbound 2 train service on the west side of Manhattan. All southbound 2 trains are running on the 5 line from 149 St-Grand Concourse to Nevins St. There is very limited 3 train service in both directions between 96 St and Harlem-148 St. Some northbound 3 trains are running on the 1 line from 96 St to 137 St-City College. For service to/from Harlem-148 St take M2, M7, or M102 bus making nearby station stops. Expect delays on 1 trains while they share the tracks with rerouted trains.

All firefighters have safely boarded the train with the deceased person, which is heading back to the 149th Street Station.

Firefighters have secured the body and are transporting it back to the 149th Street Station after power was removed from the tracks.

Citizen user video shows NYPD Emergency Service Unit (ESU) arriving at the scene.

Firefighters are preparing to use a rescue train to access the incident site after passengers have been unloaded.

Police and MTA personnel are moving to the location of the deceased individual, approximately 1,000 feet into the tunnel, to assess the situation.

According to the MTA website, southbound 2 and 3 trains are delayed as first responders conduct an investigation.

Police are coordinating a ride-through on the northbound line from 149 St-Grand Concourse to assess the situation further.

MTA personnel reported a deceased person on the tracks as the train was approaching the 149 St-Grand Concourse station.

EMS dispatch confirms a person was struck by a train at the 149 St-Grand Concourse station.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 149 St-Grand Concourse Station (2) (4) (5).

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 135 St Station (2) (3).

According to an update from the MTA, 2 and 5 trains are running with delays in both directions after emergency teams assisted someone struck by a train near 149 St-Grand Concourse.

Police have concluded their operation at the 149th Street station, and power restoration on the tracks is underway.

No NYPD personnel remain on the tracks, so power will be restored to the northbound tracks shortly.

According to the MTA website, there are multiple service changes in effect and “severe delays” along the 2 and 3 lines. There is no southbound 2 train service on the west side of Manhattan. All southbound 2 trains are running on the 5 line from 149 St-Grand Concourse to Nevins St. There is very limited 3 train service in both directions between 96 St and Harlem-148 St. Some northbound 3 trains are running on the 1 line from 96 St to 137 St-City College. For service to/from Harlem-148 St take M2, M7, or M102 bus making nearby station stops. Expect delays on 1 trains while they share the tracks with rerouted trains.

All firefighters have safely boarded the train with the deceased person, which is heading back to the 149th Street Station.

Firefighters have secured the body and are transporting it back to the 149th Street Station after power was removed from the tracks.

Citizen user video shows NYPD Emergency Service Unit (ESU) arriving at the scene.

Firefighters are preparing to use a rescue train to access the incident site after passengers have been unloaded.

Police and MTA personnel are moving to the location of the deceased individual, approximately 1,000 feet into the tunnel, to assess the situation.

According to the MTA website, southbound 2 and 3 trains are delayed as first responders conduct an investigation.

Police are coordinating a ride-through on the northbound line from 149 St-Grand Concourse to assess the situation further.

MTA personnel reported a deceased person on the tracks as the train was approaching the 149 St-Grand Concourse station.

EMS dispatch confirms a person was struck by a train at the 149 St-Grand Concourse station.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 149 St-Grand Concourse Station (2) (4) (5).

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 135 St Station (2) (3).

According to an update from the MTA, 2 and 5 trains are running with delays in both directions after emergency teams assisted someone struck by a train near 149 St-Grand Concourse.

Police have concluded their operation at the 149th Street station, and power restoration on the tracks is underway.

No NYPD personnel remain on the tracks, so power will be restored to the northbound tracks shortly.

According to the MTA website, there are multiple service changes in effect and “severe delays” along the 2 and 3 lines. There is no southbound 2 train service on the west side of Manhattan. All southbound 2 trains are running on the 5 line from 149 St-Grand Concourse to Nevins St. There is very limited 3 train service in both directions between 96 St and Harlem-148 St. Some northbound 3 trains are running on the 1 line from 96 St to 137 St-City College. For service to/from Harlem-148 St take M2, M7, or M102 bus making nearby station stops. Expect delays on 1 trains while they share the tracks with rerouted trains.

All firefighters have safely boarded the train with the deceased person, which is heading back to the 149th Street Station.

Firefighters have secured the body and are transporting it back to the 149th Street Station after power was removed from the tracks.

Citizen user video shows NYPD Emergency Service Unit (ESU) arriving at the scene.

Firefighters are preparing to use a rescue train to access the incident site after passengers have been unloaded.

Police and MTA personnel are moving to the location of the deceased individual, approximately 1,000 feet into the tunnel, to assess the situation.

According to the MTA website, southbound 2 and 3 trains are delayed as first responders conduct an investigation.

Police are coordinating a ride-through on the northbound line from 149 St-Grand Concourse to assess the situation further.

MTA personnel reported a deceased person on the tracks as the train was approaching the 149 St-Grand Concourse station.

EMS dispatch confirms a person was struck by a train at the 149 St-Grand Concourse station.

The address reported for this incident has changed to 149 St-Grand Concourse Station (2) (4) (5).

A 911 caller has reported an unconfirmed incident at 135 St Station (2) (3).