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Small plane crashes into a home in northern Germany, leaving 1 dead and 1 missing

Police said the plane carried two people, and rescue crews searched for the missing person after the crash.

  • A small plane crashed into a residential home in Ganderkesee, Germany, on Saturday, killing at least one person and leaving a second individual missing; police in nearby Oldenburg said the aircraft lost altitude before impact.
  • According to police, the aircraft was carrying two people, and residents of the home were not present at the time of the crash, preventing additional casualties.
  • Residents within a 100 meters radius of the incident site were evacuated from their homes for safety, and power was temporarily cut off along the entire length of the road.
  • A crisis intervention team was called to the scene to provide support for witnesses and those in the vicinity of the accident site in Lower Saxony.
  • Rescue personnel are currently searching for the missing individual as officials investigate the reasons behind the plane's altitude loss that led to the crash.
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The machine crashed into a residential building near Bremen after it had lost its height.

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Winnipeg Free Press broke the news in Winnipeg, Canada on Saturday, July 25, 2026.
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