Subway service on the 4/5/6 lines is returning to regular service with detalys between Brooklyn Bridge-City Hall and 86th St in Manhattan after a person was struck by a train Friday morning, according to the MTA.

Subway service was suspended in Manhattan on the No. 4, 5 and 6 lines Friday morning as police responded to reports of a body on the tracks near E. 28th St., sources told The New York Daily News. An official alert from the MTA said trains were not running on the Lexington Ave.

A person was struck by a train in Upper Manhattan on Friday afternoon, causing subway delays during the evening commute, according to the MTA. Emergence teams responded to the incidents a few minutes before 4 p.

SEPTA service along the Broad Street Line has been suspended until further notice after a person fell onto the tracks and died at the Lombard-South Station on Friday, officials said.