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Video: Inside A Subway Station Completely Flooded By Hurricane Sandy


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Garth Johnston

Published Oct 30, 2012

Modified Oct 30, 2012


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Published Oct 30, 2012

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Earlier today, when he was talking about the state of the MTA's subway stations after Hurricane Sandy, MTA Chair Joe Lhota mentioned how at the "South Street station water is literally up to the ceiling." Did you not believe him? Oh, well, here is a video the MTA just released of the South Ferry and Whitehall Street station to prove the point:

Yup, they weren't kidding about this being a devastating disaster. Meanwhile here video from inside the Hurricane Sandy flooded Brooklyn Battery tunnel.

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