Man Fatally Struck By Train In Manhattan, Subways Delayed

NEW YORK CITY — An unidentified man was fatally struck by a train in Manhattan, causing service on several subway lines to be "severely disrupted," officials said.

A northbound 3 train struck the man about 7:10 a.m. near the 14th Street subway station along Seventh Avenue about 7 a.m., police said.

Medics pronounced the man, who police believe to be in his 40s, dead at the scene, authorities said. The incident was still under investigation Monday morning, but police said there were no initial signs of a crime.

The fatal train strike caused delays for the 1, 2 and 3 lines that lingered hours later, MTA officials said.

"1/2/3 service is severely disrupted," New York City Transit's Twitter account posted about 9:00 a.m.

1/2/3 service is severely disrupted.

NYPD/EMS is responding to a person who was struck by a train 14 St and we are addressing a switch problem at 96 St.

There is no 2/3 service between 96 St and Harlem-148 St/149 St-Grand Concourse. pic.twitter.com/EWg9tWVPkV
— NYCT Subway (@NYCTSubway) April 10, 2023

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