Abstract
It has been about five months since the severe breakout of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) has overtaken the globe, resulting in economic trauma and public health crisis. While many of us are busy coping with the harsh reality, endless quarantine as well as mess of aftermath, some have underestimated COVID-19’s effects on our mental health. With qualitative interviews on the experience during COVID-19, this article plans to raise public awareness on this issue and address the importance of public health policy that can assist in pandemic responses towards such fatal harm.
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