"A person was struck by a moving subway train in Queens just after Thursday's morning rush hour, according to a Citizen app report. Law enforcement sources said that the horrifying incident occurred at the 63rd Drive station of the M and R train in Rego Park at approximately 10 a.m. on Nov. 13. Police sources could not yet confirm the person's identifying information or condition, as the investigation is still in its preliminary stages."
"Officers from the 112th Precinct, Transit District 20, the FDNY and members of the NYPD's Emergency Services Unit rushed to the scene upon getting a 911 call about a person who jumped in front of an R train, per the initial investigation. Video on the Citizen app showed officers gathering information, managing the scene as commuters waited in a stationary train. Shortly after the incident occurred, Downtown R and Middle Village-Metropolitan Avenue-bound M trains were delayed while emergency teams worked on the tracks."
At approximately 10 a.m. on Nov. 13, a person was struck by a moving M/R subway train at the 63rd Drive station in Rego Park, Queens. Police sources could not confirm the person's identity or condition while the investigation remains in preliminary stages. Officers from the 112th Precinct, Transit District 20, the FDNY and the NYPD Emergency Services Unit responded after a 911 call reporting a person who jumped in front of an R train. Video on the Citizen app showed officers gathering information and managing the scene as commuters waited in a stationary train. Downtown R and Middle Village–Metropolitan Avenue-bound M trains experienced delays and were partially suspended as emergency teams worked on the tracks, with both services still partially suspended as of 10:45 a.m., per the MTA.
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