Two people have been treated due to a smoke condition along the 1 subway line in Washington Heights, officials said. The New York City Fire Department says they were called to 191st Street and St. Nicholas Avenue at around 12:50 p.

The No. 1 subway was suspended in both directions between Manhattan and the Bronx on Tuesday, according to the MTA. There was no service between 215 Street in the Bronx and 145 Street in Manhattan, the MTA’s website says.

New Yorkers weren’t be able to ride the 1 train between 145th Street and 215th Street on Tuesday after a fire broke out at the 191st Street station in Washington Heights, injuring more than a dozen people, authorities said.

The New York City Fire Department says they were called to 191st Street and St. Nicholas Avenue at around 12:50 p.m. for reports of smoke in the station.

Eighteen people have been treated due to a smoke condition along the 1 subway line in Washington Heights, officials said.

Seventeen people were treated for smoke inhalation as smoke filled a subway station in Upper Manhattan on Tuesday, police said.