MTA workers cope with trauma left behind by subway track deaths
Almost 90 people died on New York City's subway tracks in 2022 - tragedies that have some MTA workers still unpacking the trauma of it all.
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Aug 15, 2023, 2:43 PM
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Updated 346 days ago
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94ds agoAlmost 90 people died on New York City's subway tracks in 2022 - tragedies that have some MTA workers still unpacking the trauma of it all.
