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The incident at Harvard Square is the latest in a string of injuries on the MBTA in recent years.

Joycelyn Johnson, a 28-year-old Harvard doctoral student, said she was waiting for a train home when a utility box fell from overhead and struck her. She suffered a shoulder injury.

Her attorney says the real goal is to get more information on how the MBTA is handling safety concerns

Harvard Graduate Student Plans to Sue MBTA Following Harvard T Station Injury | News | The Harvard Crimson

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. (WHDH) - The woman hit by a utility box at the Harvard Red Line station plans to sue the MBTA.28-year-old Joycelyn Johnson, a...

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Joycelyn Johnson, a doctoral candidate, said she felt numb before pain in her shoulder, back, and right arm set in. “Compared to the New York transit system and the Seattle transit system, Boston’s commuting system as a whole falls short entirely," she told reporters.

We asked Boston.com readers if all the falling debris, derailments, collapsed stairs, and fires have them nervous to ride the T.