A civil defense spokesman explained to"France Brush"he found "unexploded bombs"but according to a police tweet "There are no operable explosive devices at the moment".
The video shows chaos in the train and on the platform, amid screams of panic from passengers, fearing that random bullets will hit them.
Major security reinforcements were deployed on 36th Street and Fourth Avenue in Brooklyn, where the accident occurred.
A police spokeswoman confirmed New York for"France Brush" Earlier, it "At 08:27, the police received an urgent call from a person who had been shot in the subway" in Brooklyn.
According to a civil defense spokesperson, "Several shots" و .صيب "13 people".
New York Democratic Governor Kathy Hochhol said she is following up on the situation and updating the investigation into the incident.
In the first quarter of 2022, the number of shootings in New York rose from 260 to 296 compared to the same period in 2021, according to New York Police figures released last week.
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At least 13 people were injured in the shooting, inside the metro in Brooklyn neighborhoodExplosive devices were also found, according to the Civil Defense and the police.
A civil defense spokesman told AFP that “unexploded explosive devices were found,” but according to a police tweet, “there are no operable explosive devices at the moment.”
The video shows chaos in the train and on the platform, amid screams of panic from passengers, fearing that random bullets will hit them.
Major security reinforcements were deployed on 36th Street and Fourth Avenue in Brooklyn, where the accident occurred.
A police spokeswoman confirmed New York “At 08:27, the police received an urgent call from a person who was shot on the subway” in Brooklyn, he told AFP earlier.
According to the Civil Defense spokesman, “several shots were fired” and “13 people were wounded.”
New York Democratic Governor Kathy Hochhol said she is following up on the situation and updating the investigation into the incident.
In the first quarter of 2022, the number of shootings in New York rose from 260 to 296 compared to the same period in 2021, according to New York Police figures released last week.