How did strangers come together to help deliver a baby on a New York City subway train?

When a pregnant woman went into labor on a subway train at Herald Square station, fellow passengers immediately sprang into action to help. Some rushed to alert the train conductor to stop the train, while others gathered around to assist with the delivery. A woman who appeared to have knowledge of childbirth took charge of the situation, even using a pocket knife to cut the umbilical cord. This extraordinary event showcased the remarkable community spirit of New Yorkers, as strangers united in a moment of crisis to ensure both mother and baby were safe. The quick thinking and compassionate response of the passengers resulted in a successful delivery, with both mother and baby doing well after the incident.