A man was arrested and charged this weekend in connection with two separate subway incidents involving flaming liquid being thrown at unsuspecting train riders, according to the NYPD.

Police claim Nile Taylor, 49, injured a 23-year-old man at the Houston Street subway station on Saturday after Taylor threw a flammable substance on the man while he was aboard the 1 train, as it was pulling into the station. The 23-year-old man suffered burns to his upper torso but is in stable condition.

Taylor also threw two cans of flammable liquid at several people at the 28th Street subway station on Feb. 5. No one was injured in that incident, police said.

Nandida Pathardikar, who is visiting from Syracuse, said is very vigilant and aware of her surrounding while riding the subway.

“Whenever I am on the train,” Pathardikar said. “I try to find spots where I am not close to the door. I’ve also seen videos online where they snatch things and they go outside, so I try to be more on the inside where more people are.”

Taylor is facing multiple charges, including arson, reckless endangerment and several counts of assault.

“Things can happen, but things can happen anywhere,” Thomas Morlion, visiting from Belgium, said. “It’s an easy way to get around, so you have to deal with the unsafe parts, if they happen as well.”

While Morlion hasn’t felt unsafe riding the subway, some New Yorkers said they make sure to be high alert to avoid danger.

“I just try to mind my business,” Steve Barre of the West Village said.