“Thanks to you, no passengers were left behind and no lives were lost,” Mayor Eric Adams said at a ceremony honoring the workers’ calm response to the chaos during the subway shooting.
Source: New York Times
For M.T.A. Workers, a Normal Tuesday Until Bullets Began to Fly
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