A residence in Lower Saxony, Germany, was struck by a plane.
Authorities have confirmed the death of a man in the incident, with his role as the pilot remaining uncertain.
Efforts are underway to locate another individual believed to have been onboard, as informed by a police spokesperson from NDR Lower Saxony.
Authorities have expressed concerns about the structural integrity of the building, noting the absence of any additional injuries.
The family residing in the house was fortunately not present during the crash, as confirmed by the police.
Air traffic in the vicinity has been halted as emergency services deploy drones in their operations. Power has been disconnected on the affected street.
A support center for residents has been established at the nearby Ganderkesee shooting range.
The aircraft involved is a Tecnam-manufactured single-engine, four-seater light aircraft, measuring approximately 7.5m in length with a wingspan of 10.5m.
Multiple fire crews are currently on-site.
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