Thousands of Burmese people paid tribute to the 19-year-old Myanmar girl Angel with the revolutionary 3 finger salute at her funeral.

She had got shot by the Burmese police in a protest against the Military Coup at the second largest city of Myanmar Mandalay.

Ma Kyal Sin known as Angel died in the demonstrations in Myanmar against the Military Coup on the third of March.

She was undeterred at the forefront of the protests despite the unspeakable use of violence by the security forces, which eventually cost her the life.

The 19-year-old teenager who sacrificed her life for democracy had a t-shirt in her chest which read, "Everything will be OK."

 

In Myanmar, seven dozen protesters like him have sacrificed their lives for democracy, but the military ruler has not given up. The fire of agitation demanding the restoration of democracy is burning all over the country. 

Citizens are agitating in the streets every day for freedom. The army is becoming more and more violent. Myanmar is seeking democracy, with bullets raining down on the heads of protesters. 

Kyal Sin voted for the first time in the last election. Fighting on the front lines of the movement, she repeatedly told her comrades-in-arms, "We will win, the 'junta' ruler will lose and democracy will spread across the country."

She was ready to sacrifice herself with confidence and enthusiasm.  

The lone daughter of her father is remembered as friendly and co-operative by her friends.

The photo of her father handing her a red ribbon to go to the protests had gone viral on Social Media.

More than 80 people have been killed by the Myanmar military since the coup on February 1. World Bodies have condemned the actions of the Myanmar Military and various countries have sanctioned the country's Junta officials.

Protestors are undeterred by the use of violence by the police force and have vowed to not stop until the democracy is reinstated.