Myanmar builds world's longest teak footbridge

The world's longest teak footbridge curves some 1,300 metres, connecting the two sides of Myanmar's ancient capital Amarapura. Myanmar is emerging from political and economic isolation after decades of military rule since a nominally civilian government took power last year. With the West looking at easing sanctions and businesses closely watching sweeping democratic reforms in the country, Myanmar needs to prepare for an anticipated increase in investments and tourism, analysts said. Duration: 00:25