Two people in Queens and Manhattan died Tuesday morning after being struck by subway trains in separate incidents, leading to major delays during the morning rush hour.
Just after 2:45 a.m. on March 7, police discovered a woman on the E line’s southbound trackbed at Kew Gardens-Union Turnpike in Queens. The woman was declared dead on arrival, police said; it’s not clear how she ended up on the tracks.
Both of the tragic incidents led to significant delays for morning commuters. Service on the E/F line in the early morning hours was suspended between Forest Hills and Jamaica as police responded to the fatal strike at Kew Gardens. Later, following the incident at West 4th Street, major delays were experienced on the B, C, D, E, F, and M lines. With the site of the incident being a major transfer hub, numerous subway lines experienced snowball effects. B service was suspended entirely, while D trains ran on the C line from Columbus Circle to Jay Street-MetroTech, and then on the F line from Jay Street to Coney Island.
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