Amtrak says train service between Philadelphia and New York City is temporarily suspended due to overhead wire damage.

Amtrak Northeast services between Philadelphia and New York City have been partially restored after being temporarily suspended on Monday.

Amtrack services are temporarily suspended between Philadelphia and New York due to “overhead wire damage” Amtrak posted on social media around 9 a.m. saying, “Service is temporarily suspended between Philadelphia (PHL) and New York (NYP) on the Northeast Corridor (NEC) due to overhead wire damage.

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Amtrak says train service between Philadelphia and New York City has been fully restored, but riders may still experience delays.

Amtrak said limited service was restored around 10:30 a.m., but service disruptions remain — with residual delays of up to 60 minutes from Newark into Penn Station expected. Earlier, New Jersey Transit said the disruptions were all related to overhead wire damage near Newark-Penn Station.

CBS News New York's Nick Caloway spoke to travelers at Newark Penn Station trying to get home following the Thanksgiving holiday.