The cause of a fire at a Sandy Springs apartment complex is being investigated after it destroyed eight units on Tuesday.

Sandy Springs spokeswoman Sharon Kraun said the fire started shortly after 5 p.m. Tuesday at the two-story Parc at Dunwoody Apartments off Pitts Road.

Just one minor injury was reported, Kraun said, but the fire displaced 15 residents.

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Volunteers from the American Red Cross of Georgia arrived on the scene to assist the victims of the fire. Volunteers met one-on-one with them and provided assistance with securing food, clothing, lodging and other essentials for the victims.

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In the days ahead, caseworkers will continue to work with all affected families to help them get back on their feet, said Sherry Nicholson, a spokeswoman for the Red Cross.

The fire marshal office is currently investigating the cause.

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