Instead, she's fighting for her life in a hospital in Myanmar, the first known serious casualty off the ongoing protests against the country's military coup.

She was shot in the back of their head when police clamped down on a peaceful protest in the capital on Tuesday.

Video footage verified by Reuters shows my wife, Quite Frank, was struck in the back of the head with a live round and then being pulled away by her sister Maya.

Tight annoy Although the army has security forces using only non lethal weapons.

E thought they were shooting into the sky at first and I told my sister to go back and then she got shot.

I did not think she got shot.

At first I thought she fainted as she was angry, but after people had shouted and asked her to remove her helmet, then I realized she got shot after seeing her bleeding behind her head.

I did not even know how I got here to the hospital after that, a doctor from the hospital told Reuters.

She had lost significant brain function on was not likely to survive.

E feel so heartbroken.

We only have our mother left.

Our father is already dead.

I'm the eldest among four siblings While my sister is the youngest.

My mother won't be able to stand that her youngest daughter is dying like this way also can't stand it as we only have this sister.

I can't even describe it in words.

Oh, well, God, shooting off the teenager has caused outrage across the country, particularly as many members off the protests Our Generation z they say they refused to let another generation experienced military rule.