Person struck by Long Island Railroad train in Queens

A person was struck by a LIRR train in Queens on Monday morning.

An MTA spokesperson said that multiple trains were canceled due to congestion, with 30-minute delays for westbound LIRR trains on the mainline, and that NYC transit would offer buses to fill those gaps.

Disruptions were expected to last through 8 a.m., the MTA said, at which time regular service was expected to resume. The condition of the struck victim was not immediately known. The MTA police department is investigating.

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