What capital city in central America was moved twice because of an earthquake?

The capital city of Guatemala City in Central America was moved twice due to devastating earthquakes. The first earthquake struck in 1773, causing significant destruction to the city. In an effort to minimize future risks, the capital was relocated to a new location known as Antigua Guatemala. However, in 1830, another major earthquake hit, causing severe damage to the new capital as well. Subsequently, the capital city was moved to its current location, Guatemala City, where it remains today.