A subway train in New York City (NYC) collided with another train on Thursday (Jan 4), injuring more than 20 people. According to a report by the news agency Associated Press, authorities said that the accident caused major service disruptions across Manhattan during the afternoon rush hours.

A subway train in New York City (NYC) collided with another train on Thursday (Jan 4), injuring more than 20 people. According to a report by the news agency Associated Press, authorities said that the accident caused major service disruptions across Manhattan during the afternoon rush hours. At around 3 pm, a train carrying about 300 passengers and an out-of-service Metropolitan Transportation Authority train with four workers on board hit each other near the 96th Street station, authorities said. Seven passengers and one crew member were hospitalised. Richard Davey, president of New York City Transit for the MTA, said that the out-of-service train had been stuck. Authorities added that there were no immediate signs of equipment failure and investigators were seeing if a human error was involved. According to a report by the New York Times (NYT), officials who chose to remain anonymous said that human error appeared to have caused the collision. 'Really scary' Speaking to local media, Evelyn Aguilar, 19, who was on her way home to Brooklyn, said, "It was just really scary. People’s belongings flew across the train. My head hit the window of the door. (Then) I hit my head on the pole." Addressing a press conference, Richard Davey said that there were no serious injuries. "Obviously two trains should not be bumping into one another. We are going to get to the bottom of that," he added. Also read: Man attacks elderly woman over 50 times with her own cane at NYC Subway According to the MTA, the collision knocked out service on the 1,2 and 3 lines in most of Manhattan. Crews were working Thursday night to clear the tracks and hoping to get service resumed by Friday. Firefighters helped remove passengers from the in-service train as well as a few hundred more people from another train that was not involved but had to stop in the tunnel because of the collision. A struggling subway system The NYC subway system has been struggling in recent years with power outages, signal problems and other breakdowns. The Associated Press report said that the MTA has been facing a fiscal crisis in recent years. However, the state's recent budget has helped the agency balance its books. (With inputs from agencies)

New York City subway trains collide, over 20 injured

Multiple people were shot in a Brooklyn subway station, New York City during rush hour on Tuesday. Several undetonated devices have also been found and a manhunt is underway the city for a suspect.

Breaking News: Multiple shots fired in Brooklyn subway, undetonated devices found

New York City police has asked for the public's help in finding a man wanted for yelling anti-Asian slurs at a 44-year-old woman and her three children. The man reportedly also spat at her and kicked her cellphone off a subway train.

Police are calling the March 30&nbsp;incident a hate crime.

Authorities described the suspect as a dark-skinned man.

The woman was taken to a hospital in stable condition for observation, officers said.

Anyone with information about the incident is urged to call New York City police.

The attack was among the latest in a national spike in anti-Asian hate crimes. Four people, including a child, were killed in a shooting at a business complex in Orange, California, on March 31.

Eight people were shot to death by a gunman who went on a rampage at three day spas in the Atlanta area on March 16. And 10 people were killed on March 22 when a man opened fire at a supermarket in Boulder, Colorado. The lone suspects in both those shootings were arrested.

New York City police has asked for the public's help in finding a man wanted for yelling anti-Asian slurs at a 44-year-old woman and her three children. The man reportedly also spat at her and kicked her cellphone off a subway train.

New York City police has asked for the public's help in finding a man wanted for yelling anti-Asian slurs at a 44-year-old woman and her three children. The man reportedly also spat at her and kicked her cellphone off a subway train. Police are calling the March 30 incident a hate crime. Authorities described the suspect as a dark-skinned man. The woman was taken to a hospital in stable condition for observation, officers said. Anyone with information about the incident is urged to call New York City police. The attack was among the latest in a national spike in anti-Asian hate crimes. Four people, including a child, were killed in a shooting at a business complex in Orange, California, on March 31. Eight people were shot to death by a gunman who went on a rampage at three day spas in the Atlanta area on March 16. And 10 people were killed on March 22 when a man opened fire at a supermarket in Boulder, Colorado. The lone suspects in both those shootings were arrested.

Man on an NYC subway spits at woman, yells anti-Asian slurs

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New York City subway trains collide, over 20 injured

Breaking News: Multiple shots fired in Brooklyn subway, undetonated devices found

Man on an NYC subway spits at woman, yells anti-Asian slurs