MTA: 5 train service resumes after platform collapses at Dyre Ave. station
The 5 train is operating normally once again Wednesday morning after service was temporarily suspended when a platform collapsed at the Dyre Ave. station in the Bronx. It happened Tuesday night when
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Apr 27, 2016, 3:23 PM
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Updated 3,165 days ago
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The 5 train is operating normally once again Wednesday morning after service was temporarily suspended when a platform collapsed at the Dyre Ave. station in the Bronx.
It happened Tuesday night when MTA crews were conducting work on an island platform while using heavy equipment. The 20-40 foot platform collapsed around 8:15 p.m.
The MTA released a statement saying, "Incredible work by our crews overnight, repairs are complete and normal services have resumed on the 5 line."
No injuries were reported.
It happened Tuesday night when MTA crews were conducting work on an island platform while using heavy equipment. The 20-40 foot platform collapsed around 8:15 p.m.
The MTA released a statement saying, "Incredible work by our crews overnight, repairs are complete and normal services have resumed on the 5 line."
No injuries were reported.
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