Shiv,
What your hospital atmosphere is, i have no clue. You can see the army men do not have a glouse. Infact, none of them have it.
The process of detection, decontamination and evacuation has been explained above. You have also seen a band on their arms, just above the elbows . The hand movement till the elbow is needed. Otherwise how will they operate their hands and fingures? have to tries zipping up a bag using a stiff glouse?
WRT the anthrax, anthrax detection kits are included in the above mentioned mobile laboratories. Infact DRDO has supplied kits to even WHO. So detecting is 1st thing which is taken care of.
I would rather ask, which agent you want to know about?
Nayak,
Gopal what about chemical attacks ?
Some key detectors for chemical weapons by DRDO are Water poison detection kit, Residual vapour detection kit, three color detector paper (for blister, nerve, V agents etc), portable gas chromotograph (for quantitative and qualitativeanalysis of CW agents in ambient air) etc. they are capable of detecting all known chemicals.
then the usual procedure, i.e, decontamination and evacuation etc.
One thing is N (tactical nuke)BC warfare, its usefull to attack an unprepared enemy or its a temproray denial system.
If you give the enemy few minutes (depends on the quality of attacking agent) to prepare , then these weapons have little use. The other problem is that it is for a limited area use and the defending party need not sanitize the entire area, just selective area to evacuation.