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0:59Now PlayingA hole in a Manhattan sidewalk has grown large enough that New Yorkers can look down and see subway cars running underneath their feet, frightening photos taken Tuesday morning show.
The fissure, at the corner of Spring Street and Lafayette Street in Nolita, is right above the Spring Street 6 train station.
The hole is in the middle of several large sidewalk cracks, and looks down right on the subway tracks, according to the pictures.
An MTA spokesperson said the sidewalk around the hole had been cordoned off and the transit agency was investigating.
The Department of Transportation did not immediately return a request for comment Tuesday morning.
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