Dozens without a home after troubled South Fulton condo building goes up in flames

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A devastating fire at the Camelot Condominiums in South Fulton has left dozens of residents without homes, highlighting a troubling history of issues at the complex. Channel 2 Action News has extensively covered the ongoing problems faced by the building, including inadequate safety measures and management failures. Witnesses reported seeing flames engulfing multiple units, prompting a swift response from local firefighters. Many residents expressed frustration over the lack of intervention from property management prior to the fire. As the community rallies to support those displaced, there are increasing calls for accountability and reform in housing safety regulations.

This incident raises critical questions about the standards and oversight of residential buildings in the area. The fire's impact extends beyond immediate loss, sparking discussions about the broader implications for housing safety in South Fulton. As investigations continue, residents hope for improvements that will prevent such tragedies from recurring in the future.

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