A residence in Lower Saxony, Germany, was struck by a plane.

One person, a man, has been confirmed dead by authorities, although it is uncertain if he was the pilot.

Authorities are in search of another individual believed to have been on board, as stated by a police spokesperson to NDR Lower Saxony.

The structure is at risk of collapsing, with no additional injuries reported.

Fortunately, the family residing in the house was not present during the incident, according to police.

Air traffic in the vicinity has been halted while emergency responders utilize drones in their efforts. 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 single-engine, four-seater light aircraft produced by the Italian firm Tecnam, measuring around 7.5 meters in length with a wingspan of 10.5 meters.

Multiple fire crews are currently on-site responding to the situation.