A NYC subway just derailed and smashed into a wall

A NYC subway train derailed and smashed into a wall Tuesday.

The Metropolitan Transit Authority confirmed on Twitter that a subway derailed at 125th street and that emergency responders were on scene. Three people are being treated for minor injuries, the AP reported.

Witnesses told Gothamist that the train was traveling between 135th street and 125th street when it began shaking violently. One passenger posted a photo of broken glass that he said was caused by the impact of the train hitting a wall.

The MTA did not immediately return Business Insider's request for comment.

A, B, C and D service changes, due to a derailment at 125 St. Personnel have responded and evacuated all customers with no major injuries.

- NYCT Subway (@NYCTSubway) June 27, 2017

The impact of the train hitting the wall as scene in these photos by witness Kelly Kopp. pic.twitter.com/F69lEmUKG8

- Myles Miller (@MylesMill) June 27, 2017

1/ NYC morning shenanigans: @MTA A Train broke down and caught fire @ 125th. They didn't let anybody off (except 1 cart) until smoke came...

- Benjamin Williams (@i_benjammin) June 27, 2017

Okay yeah, but the A train just crashed so... pic.twitter.com/zQI5xnMFUe

- Ben MacKrell (@McKrell84) June 27, 2017

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