23rd Street F, M Station Re-opens Following Closure for Explosion

CHELSEA, NY — Service has resumed to the 23rd Street F, M station just in time for the morning commute on Monday.

The MTA said the station, which was closed due to police activity resulting from Saturday night's bombing in Chelsea, has re-opened. However, the Sixth Avenue entrance is still blocked off to commuters.

Both the 23rd Street and 28th Street N, R stations are also open, with trains making stops at every location. They had been closed since late Saturday. The northeast entrance to the 1 train at 23rd Street is also still blocked off.

There are still disruptions on the PATH train, however. PATH service has been restored to every stop except for the 23rd Street station. PATH trains are skipping that stop. PATH is also cross-honoring NJ Transit passengers due to the police activity at the Elizabeth, New Jersey station.

For more on the Chelsea explosion:

>>5 Arrested Near Verrazano Bridge in Connection With Chelsea Bombing: Sources

>>5 Possible Explosive Devices Found at N.J. Train Station, 1 Explodes

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