'gives Glasweigans migraines': City's residents blame new movie The Flash

'gives Glasweigans migraines': City's residents blame new movie The Flash
Batman 'gives Glasweigans migraines': City's residents blame new movie The Flash
Holy headaches, Batman! Glasgow residents blame migraines, sore throats and coughs on 'toxic' fume effects used in filming new movie The Flash New movie, The Flash, has seen the centre of Glasgow turned into Gotham City  But clouds of 'toxic' fumes have been blamed for giving Glasweigens headaches A resident speaking anonymously said trucks were 'bringing a lot of pollution' 

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Special effects used in filming the new Batman movie are being blamed for giving Merchant City residents migraines. 

The Flash has seen the centre of Glasgow turned into Gotham City.

But clouds of 'toxic' fumes have been blamed for leaving people, many of whom are working from home, coughing and with sore throats and bad headaches.

Thriller The Flash has seen the centre of Glasgow turned into Gotham City

Thriller The Flash has seen the centre of Glasgow turned into Gotham City

A stunt man dressed as Batman rides a Batbike as they film scenes for 'The Flash' on St Vincent Street

A stunt man dressed as Batman rides a Batbike as they film scenes for 'The Flash' on St Vincent Street

One resident - speaking on condition of anonymity - said: 'The generators had black smoke coming out of them which gave us really strong migraines, coughs, sore throats and made us feel nauseous.

'Due to the heatwave we couldn't close our windows for a long period of time so it would essentially allow excessive gas to enter our flat as our windows face the street the generators were placed on.

'There were so many of them along our street.

'Even when they weren't on there were always trucks coming and going and bringing in a

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