Fire underneath train causes smoke to fill subway station in Downtown Brooklyn
Fire underneath train caused smoke to fill subway station in Downtown Brooklyn on A and C lines Sunday evening.
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Fire underneath train caused smoke to fill subway station in Downtown Brooklyn on A and C lines Sunday evening.
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The fire broke out sometime before 5 a.m. in Queens. Video from the Citizen app showed the flames on the track beneath Hunters Point Avenue. Some southbound 7 trains were stopped at Woodside-61 St or Queensboro Plaza and turned back for Main St-bound service as FDNY members worked to extinguish the flames. Service was restored by 6 a.m. Commuters were advised to expect residual delays. No injuries were reported.