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All clear given after suspicious item prompts suspension of WTC PATH service, Oculus evacuation

July 3, 2017 by PAPBA

According to Port Authority Police, an unattended suitcase was on Track 2 at the World Trade Center PATH Station around 3 p.m. Minutes later, the World Trade Center PATH station was closed. The NYPD bomb squad examined and cleared the package, and deemed it safe.

Port Authority officials say PATH service will resume.

Police blocked off the entrance inside Oculus. Video posted on social media show evacuations taking place inside.

People were allowed back inside Oculus a short time later.

The 9/11 Museum and memorial site were not evacuated.

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