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BROOKYLN — L trains began running again with delays Monday evening after a track malfunction at DeKalb Avenue stopped subway service between Lorimer Street and Myrtle-Wyckoff Avenue, according to the MTA's website.
Trains had initially stopped running during the afternoon rush, but a website update after 7 p.m. said service had resumed with delays in both directions. The MTA did not immediately respond to a request for further information.
A number of commuters took to social media while the trains had stopped running, with some Twitter users urging others to avoid the train. The MTA did not immediately respond to a request for further information:
Delays and really bad crowding on the #Ltrain - avoid if you can pic.twitter.com/Uzp0Engnxf
— Sylvia (@sylvia_nyc) February 24, 2015
While others were just mad.
Ladies and gents your #ltrain @MTA #fail no announcement just crap service pic.twitter.com/xqFertSVUX
— Oscar Lopez (@oscarlgibson) February 23, 2015
