Two lines on the PATH system were suspended following a train fire at Newport station in Jersey City, New Jersey. The Port Authority announced that services were halted for trains operating from Hoboken to the World Trade Center and from Journal Square to midtown Manhattan. Passengers were evacuated from the station, and several received treatment for smoke inhalation. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation, and safety protocols were enacted to protect those involved.
The Port Authority suspended two lines on the PATH system due to a fire that broke out under a train at the Newport station in Jersey City. Trains from Hoboken to the World Trade Center and from Journal Square to midtown Manhattan were both affected. Passengers were evacuated from the scene, with several individuals treated for smoke inhalation as a precautionary measure.
A spokesperson from the bi-state agency confirmed the emergency response and the suspension of services. The fire incident is under investigation, but safety measures were swiftly implemented to ensure passenger safety.
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