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Initial reports suggested it was caused by an electrical transformer, a spokesman for the city'S Office of Emergency Management said.
Updated : Sep 21, 2010, 03:18 PM IST
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A fire on New York City's Harlem River bridge cut off commuter train service into and out of Grand Central Terminal on Monday, officials said.
Initial reports suggested it was caused by an electrical transformer, a spokesman for the city's Office of Emergency Management said.
A thick plume of smoke rose from the Harlem River bridge connecting Manhattan and the Bronx at 138th Street, suspending service on the Metro-North railroad that serves commuters north of the city.
A fire department spokesman said the fire was "pretty much knocked out" and that no injuries were reported.
The fire took place about 5 miles (8 km) north of the United Nations, which was celebrating its annual General Assembly.
"We don't yet know when service is going to be restored," said Aaron Donovan, a spokesman for the Metropolitan
Transportation Authority, which operates Metro-North. "In the past, when this has happened, shuttle services have been set up so folks can transfer from subway stations in the Bronx."
