A light aircraft crashes into the roof of a residential house in Ganderkesee, near Oldenburg, Germany, killing two people on board. Reports say the plane strikes the pitched roof head-on, leaving the aircraft embedded in the structure. Emergency services carry out a response that includes evacuating residents from the affected home during the incident. Authorities conduct a complex recovery operation to remove the wreckage from the roof. The two victims are identified in one report as men aged 65 and 77. German officials open an investigation to determine the cause of the crash. No additional fatalities or injuries among residents are mentioned in the available accounts. The incident prompts local emergency coordination as responders manage hazards related to the crash site while investigators assess the aircraft and surrounding conditions to establish what led to the accident.