Amtrak suspends service between New York City and New Haven due to Bronx fire

Amtrak has suspended train services between New York City and New Haven due to fires near the tracks in the Bronx. The fires were triggered by an explosion at a Con Edison substation, affecting Amtrak's operations. Firefighters responded to two incidents, one at a warehouse and another at an Amtrak substation. The fire at the substation caused a high voltage feeder line to ignite, leading to power shutdowns and delays for trains. Passengers are advised to use Metro-North Railroad services, which are accepting Amtrak tickets. The Department of Health recommends that residents in the area keep windows closed to avoid smoke exposure.