A fire involving a train car near New York City’s Penn Station disrupts rail service and injures at least five people, according to multiple reports. The incident occurs early Friday morning and affects lines serving the New York area, including NJ Transit and Amtrak. Authorities report that the fire damages rail infrastructure and leads to delays across commuter networks, with some reports noting overhead wire damage. Service disruptions include significant delays on NJ Transit and Amtrak into and out of Penn Station, and a brief suspension of Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) service is also reported. The injured include at least two people who are hospitalized with serious injuries, while other victims are reported as injured without details in some accounts. Coverage also describes the fire as occurring on or near a track car associated with Amtrak or a maintenance/rail yard train operating in the Penn Station area. Rail operations resume with varying levels of impact as responders handle the incident, and affected services continue to face disruptions for commuters during the morning commute.