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The COVID-19 pandemic has sparked fear and uncertainty across the world. Thereby the youth have undergone temporary and chronic psychological and physical health implications. This can become a risk factor as it affects youngsters' growth and development. Numerous risk variables appear; including development phase, education level, and a history of psychological disorder, have an impact on the quality and severity of the effect on individuals. The population has been informed regarding the widespread biological impacts of the recently found virus, along with the precaution to avoid contamination as well as to help alleviate the symptoms if it arises. Even though major attempts have been concentrated toward comprehending the COVID19 outbreak, just a slight degree of worry has been expressed concerning the pandemic's effects on psychological wellbeing including solutions for preventing stereotyping. This effect of the pandemic affecting individuals and society can hinder their physiological, psychological, and social development. This paper aims to concentrate on various risk factors to mental health such as disruption in daily routine, social isolation, lack of physical activity, family stress, physical violence among youth, and how to improve their mental well-being in order to prevent a negative impact upon the mental health of next-generation youth.