A dramatic scene unfolded in the Big Apple yesterday when a New York City subway train caught fire at a busy station, leaving 14 people injured, including firefighters and MTA workers. The blaze, which broke out on a southbound 2 train at the 14th Street - Union Square station, sent thick smoke billowing through the station, forcing evacuations and disrupting service. Emergency responders were quick to arrive on the scene, but the intense heat and smoke made it a challenging rescue operation. As authorities investigate the cause of the fire, concerns are being raised about the safety of the city's aging subway system, which has faced numerous issues in recent years.
14 Injured, Including Firefighters and MTA Workers, After Train Caught Fire in N.Y.C. Subway Station People.com
