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MTA cuts subway service amid COVID surge, staffing issues
Hat tip, Joe.My.God.
LOCAL NEWS
MTA cuts subway service amid COVID surge, staffing issues
by: Aliza Chasan, Anthony DiLorenzo
Posted: Dec 26, 2021 / 06:48 PM EST / Updated: Dec 27, 2021 / 05:39 AM EST
NEW YORK — Commuters in New York will face some challenges getting around this week.
Trains will run less frequently than usual from Monday through Thursday because of the COVID surge, according to the MTA. Riders should expect to wait longer for a subway.
“Subway service is running on a normal schedule with some exceptions. The winter surge of the omicron variant is affecting businesses across New York City, and that includes the MTA,” NYC Transit Senior Vice President for Subways Demetrius Crichlow said in a statement Monday morning.
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Riders are advised to check the MTA site before they head out to see how frequently trains are running from their subway stations.
Copyright 2021 Nexstar Media Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
MTA cuts subway service amid COVID surge, staffing issues
by: Aliza Chasan, Anthony DiLorenzo
Posted: Dec 26, 2021 / 06:48 PM EST / Updated: Dec 27, 2021 / 05:39 AM EST
NEW YORK — Commuters in New York will face some challenges getting around this week.
Trains will run less frequently than usual from Monday through Thursday because of the COVID surge, according to the MTA. Riders should expect to wait longer for a subway.
“Subway service is running on a normal schedule with some exceptions. The winter surge of the omicron variant is affecting businesses across New York City, and that includes the MTA,” NYC Transit Senior Vice President for Subways Demetrius Crichlow said in a statement Monday morning.
{snip}
Riders are advised to check the MTA site before they head out to see how frequently trains are running from their subway stations.
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Copyright 2021 Nexstar Media Inc. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
