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One of the major concerns humankind is forced to face today, rather more prominently the second most escalating climatic concern, is that of freshwater scarcity. It is not unknown of the huge essentiality of water in everyday life, most importantly of all, for survival, still it seems it is ignored. With this infamously upheaving threat of water scarcity, it has become inevitable but to direct our immediate focus onto saving whatever water we can in usage and transport. The only way to sever the threat from hampering the sanctity of our future generations is by immediate, useful action, perhaps, by aiding to the water support in production and agricultural sectors. One mode towards bringing this into effect will occur via the thermal power plants itself, wherein if we can harvest the disseminating fog by collecting it with a relatively high-water collection efficiency, a feasible approach might just have been constructed. Referencing this, we have managed to establish an experimental study wherein we try to understand the droplet dynamics as impacting metal fibres with different wettability settings through the passage of fog over it.