The earth has been facing many natural disasters, and inhabitants of the planet have overcome it as well. Though, after any natural calamity, the stress and trauma stay in the victims of it for a short span or even for a lifetime. Natural calamities come in the form of cyclones, hurricanes, earthquakes, volcano, landslides, and floods. However, the year 2020 has been extremely wrathful since it has unleashed a number of natural calamities along with the pandemic of coronavirus. The double whammy of the disease along the fury of nature is taking a heavy toll on the mental health of the people. Starting from the Australian bushfire, cyclones Amphan and Nisarg in India, floods in Dubai, and earthquake in the city of Puerto Rico, all these have caused massive loss of life and property. For the people who survived these calamities, the memories of it might haunt them for life and might create other mental issues for them as well. The main problem that is on the rise is post-traumatic ...