The graph below shows the impact of COVID-19 on mental health. Describe the graph highlighting and summarizing the information given in the graph.

The graph shows the impact of COVID-19 on mental health. The graph portrays a comparative study of four major psychological problems that people faced due to the COVID-19 pandemic. From the graph, it is quite clear that people are mostly suffering from sleep disturbance, which is $50 \%$. Though it is mild, highest number of people suffer from it whereas $27 \%$ people have no sleep disturbance and $18 \%$ have moderate and $5 \%$ have severe sleep disturbance. Again, while $32 \%$ people suffer from mild loneliness, $29 \%$ feel moderately lonely and $10 \%$ face severe loneliness. And $29 \%$ people doesn't feel lonely at all. Though $62 \%$ people have no depression, $24 \%$ people have mild depression. About $11 \%$ people are moderately depressed whereas $3 \%$ people are severely depressed. In respect of generalized anxiety, $17 \%$ people suffer from it moderately, and $17 \%$ suffer from it severely. While $36 \%$ people have no anxiety disorder, $30 \%$ people have mild anxiety disorder. However, from the analysis of the graph, it can be concluded that the COVID-19 pandemic has greatly affected us psychologically, and we should take immediate steps to improve our mental health.