What type of workers have been exposed to typhus?

Typhus has historically affected various worker groups, particularly those in unsanitary conditions. This includes laborers, soldiers, and populations in crowded or impoverished environments, such as homeless individuals or refugees. Additionally, workers in sectors like agriculture and textiles, where hygiene may be compromised, are also at risk. Recent outbreaks have highlighted the vulnerability of workers in overcrowded facilities, such as prisons and shelters.