A day after cyclone Vardah ripped through Tamil Nadu, which has already taken lives of four, the city of Chennai is fighting to come back to normalcy. The Chennai airport has now become operational after the services were temporarily suspended on Monday in view of the cyclone. Medical camp vehicles have been arranged in all zones in Chennai that will travel across the city and help people with fever and water-borne diseases. Train services have been partially resumed. The Tamil Nadu government has however declared Tuesday as holiday for all educational institutions in Chennai and in many areas power is yet to be restored as uprooted trees had fallen on power lines. But it can easily be hoped that combined efforts of the administration and common public would bring back normalcy very soon.