Obscure mass shootings with large number of victims

I've noticed that there were a noticeable amount of mass shootings or mass murders with a large number of people dead, but the problems is that some cases simply doesn't get a amount of reports on it, resulting in its obscurity, and very vague newspaper articles.

Turkey massacre 1938 - A farmer killed 26 people in Turkey, including 17 women and 4 children. The shooter was killed. Only two newspaper reported about it.

Asureti massacre 1983 - A Ugandan shot dead 21 people at the funeral of a colleague in Asureti, a village near Soroti, Uganda on April 15, before committing suicide.

Taiz massacre 1994 -  A Yemeni killed eleven women and seven men, among them his wife and his mother on March 25, before he was arrested by police. When he was led away on March 26 he managed to wrest the gun from a police officer and kill another four people, three of them police officers, before he himself was shot dead.

Nshili massacre 1995 - A Rwandan, a member of the Armée patriotique rwandaise, killed a man after a fight in a bar, and when a group of angered local residents went to view the body of the man at the hospital, were followed by the soldier, who opened fire at the crowd, killing about 14-17 people on November 6.

Zhaodong massacre 1995 - Two Chinese, Feng Wanhai and Jiang Liming killed 32 people and wounding 16 others in Zhaodong on November 18.

The same thing is basically true with machete or knife massacres. There were two massacres with very few reports on it, in the Nainital wedding massacre a drunken soldier killed 22 with a machete. The Siquijor massacre killed 32, but also is one with very limited information, though it is possible that the massacre was just a fabrication by neighbours.

A lot of asian rampages seems to be forgotten and obscure. I think only Woo Bum Kon and Matsuo Toi cases have enough recognition.

rabadon55 wrote:

A lot of asian rampages seems to be forgotten and obscure. I think only Woo Bum Kon and Matsuo Toi cases have enough recognition.

That's true. A Chinese food-store owner shot dead 12 people in June 1992, yet it is likely that there almost no available information on it. There may have been more mentions on it in the Chinese community, however.

Well massacres in places like China won't get much attention period.

I discovered other massacre in the Spanish wikipedia. According to the article 22 people were fatally shot by an gunman in Olinda, Brazil in January 1952. This massacre seems to be forgotten, and the links are broken.

Binghamton Immigration Centre Shooting. 14 people were killed, including the perpetrator, and 4 were injured.