BANGKOK -- Six weeks after Myanmar's military-built capital, Naypyitaw, was devastated by a 7.7-magnitude earthquake -- the largest of many in the past century -- a question mark hangs over the city: is it worth reconstructing?
Myanmar Crisis
Fate of Myanmar's vulnerable capital uncertain in wake of quake
Observers say Sagaing fault catastrophes lurk beneath Naypyitaw
The parliamentary complex in Naypyitaw, Myanmar, was damaged by a devastating March 28 earthquake, which killed at least 3,800 people. (Photo from Myanmar government)
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