At least five people died and nearly a dozen were injured when the roof of a building collapsed in a suburban area of New Delhi on Wednesday.<br/> The cause of the accident is still under investigation, but it's believed a cooking gas cylinder set off the collapse.<br/> The cylinder is thought to have exploded while a group of labourers were cooking their breakfast.<br/> The injured are undergoing treatment in a local hospital.<br/> Many buildings in India fail to conform to standard safety regulations, with owners building extra floors or additions without approval.<br/> In November 2010 a five-storey residential building collapsed in the capital, killing at least 60 people.<br/> Travis Brecher, Reuters
