Q23 via 108

Picture this... Lets say a terrorist attack has taken place at Jackson Heights Roosevelt Av at the Peak of AM Rush Hour. A Bomb has exploded and has taken out both train portion and the section. The situation gets worse and the terrorist are lurking in between Queens Plaza and 71-Continental Av. The train elevated structure has become weak from the blast leaving 69 Street and 82 Street in devastation. So with most of Queens in Chaos. There is also train stuck right smack dab in the middle of the Clark street tube going into Manhattan. Which prevents the and trains heading to Manhattan. And at the same time, a person was struck by a train at Borough Hall heading towards manhattan. Stopping and trains from going into Manhattan. And for the finishing touch, A water main broke at the 149 street Grand Concourse Station. The break floods the Entire Station. and trains cannot pass through the station safely in both directions. So how can you save Brooklyn, Queens, and The Bronx? Lines affected * P.S. No Shuttle buses and no Bus service near the Queens Explosion (Q32,Q33,Q47,Q49,Q53,Q70,ect.) Have fun

I would... 207 Street To Utica Avenue Euclid Av To Lefferts Blvd Far Rockaway To Euclid Av (Express Track) Rockaway Park To Broad Channel Broad Street To Myrtle Av 14 Street To where ever the can turn back closest to Bway Junction No Service All Uncovered stations will be handled by Shuttle buses.

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