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Metro-North New Haven Line Trains Ordered to Stop
Grand Central Terminal "lost control" of the line.
MTA Spokeswoman Marjorie Anders told Patch the train stoppage was due to a "power control problem in Manhattan."
"We should be back in business by 4:21," Anders said.
Anders said the MTA expects a half-hour delay on New Haven Line trains, but would not elaborate.
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Original Story
All Metro-North New Haven Line trains have been ordered to stop at the next station they reach and wait, according to a broadcast from the Rail Traffic Control Center in Grand Central Terminal. The announcement said the control center has “lost control” of the line.
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The MTA could not be reached for comment.
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