NEW YORK – New York subway riders are shrugging off the city’s latest 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.
