CAROL LIN, CNN ANCHOR: Eighty-nine people have been injured in a New York City subway derailment. CNN's Frank Buckley is now outside the station where the derailment happened with the latest. Hi, Frank.</s>FRANK BUCKLEY, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Good morning, Carol. Service has resumed here at the DeKalb Avenue station in Brooklyn. Service coming back online at about 6:00 a.m. Eastern this morning here as the train service resumed through Brooklyn. Last night, quite a different scene here at the subway station below, as dozens of emergency personnel responded to the DeKalb Avenue station as the southbound B train derailed as it was leaving the station. Workers worked through the night to upright the 90,000 pound train. The derailment caused numerous injuries when it went off the tracks, and it was just before 10:00 p.m. As you mentioned, 89 people were injured, three people critically injured. Some 30 ambulances responded. Passengers who were aboard the train say it was sudden chaos last night when the B train left the station.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: I guess it was a train crash or something. All I know is, it was a sudden crash.</s>UNIDENTIFIED MALE: There was a lot of bang on the train, followed by another bang, and then the next thing I know I'm on the floor on top of this girl, and the lights were off on the train, there was a big spark right across from us on seat, and we were seating here on the curb waiting for attention.</s>BUCKLEY: The good news for commuters here in New York, the train service has resumed here at this busy subway stop in time for rush hour. The cause of the derailment is still under investigation. Frank Buckley, CNN, reporting live from New York.
NYC Subway Derails; 89 Injured