Commute is back to normal as NYers shrug off terror attack
<p>New York subway riders are shrugging off the city's latest terrorist attack.</p>
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Dec 12, 2017, 5:51 PM
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NEW YORK (AP) - New York subway riders are shrugging off the city's latest terrorist attack.
The underground passageway at the Times Square station was crowded with commuters Tuesday, a day after it was targeted by a would-be suicide bomber.
The only sign of Monday's explosion was an increased police presence in the station and in the block-long passageway.
Riders said they had no qualms about returning to the station where police say Akayed Ullah set off a crude pipe bomb.
Commuter Jennifer Farinas said New York is a resilient city. Her approach is to go on with life and do the best she can.
Ullah was the only person seriously injured in Monday's explosion.
The underground passageway at the Times Square station was crowded with commuters Tuesday, a day after it was targeted by a would-be suicide bomber.
The only sign of Monday's explosion was an increased police presence in the station and in the block-long passageway.
Riders said they had no qualms about returning to the station where police say Akayed Ullah set off a crude pipe bomb.
Commuter Jennifer Farinas said New York is a resilient city. Her approach is to go on with life and do the best she can.
Ullah was the only person seriously injured in Monday's explosion.
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12/12/2017 11:21:45 AM (GMT -5:00)
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