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MTA worker on duty fatally struck by subway train in Manhattan  - Face2Face Africa

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Officials said an MTA worker was fatally struck by a subway train in Manhattan while he was on duty on Wednesday. Per PIX11, the Transport Workers Union Local 100 said 57-year-old Hilarion Joseph was flagging around 12:15 a.m. when a D train struck and killed him. The fatal incident is said to have occurred close...

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