#Asian woman attacked with hammer in Times Square

An Asian woman was ordered to take off her mask — and then hit in the head with a hammer — by a female stranger in Times Square on Sunday, one of two suspected hate crimes in Manhattan over the weekend.

The attack unfolded around 8:40 p.m. when the black suspect snapped at her 31-year-old victim, “Take off your mask!” in front of 411 W. 42nd St., cops said Monday.

The attacker then swung a hammer at the victim, hitting her on the left side of the face, according to police.

Cops recovered the hammer, but the attacker is still in the wind. The incident is being investigated as a hate crime, authorities said.

The injured woman, who has an address listed in California, was treated at NYU Langone Hospital, cops said.

A little more than a day earlier, a 20-year-old man was busted for allegedly attacking an Asian couple just outside Grand Central Station.

The white attacker called the pair “dangerous” and said, “You don’t belong here” before hitting the 50-year-old woman in the head with a bag of chips, police said.

Cops later nabbed the suspect, Adam Taversiere, inside the station.

Taversiere, who was busted in July for allegedly knocking out windows on an MTA train, now faces two counts of assault as a hate crime and aggravated harassment as a hate crime, police said.