2 Injured In Ceiling Collapse In Hoboken Train Terminal: Officials

HOBOKEN, NJ — Two people were treated for injuries after a ceiling collapsed at Hoboken's train terminal, officials said Wednesday.

At approximately 10:30 a.m., the Hoboken Fire Department responded to the Lackawanna Terminal after a report of a partial ceiling collapse inside a locker room, said city public safety spokeswoman Marci Rubin.

Hoboken's ambulance corps also responded. There were reports of two minor injuries, Rubin said.

Roads were already closed to traffic due to ongoing construction, she said.

The historic terminal was built at 1 Hudson Place in 1907. It serves NJ Transit trains and buses, PATH trains and NY Waterway ferries.