The agency said the action followed an inspection that found the facility failed to meet the minimum standards required for operation.
The medical doctor said participants were treated based on their diagnoses.
The statement noted that the yellow fever vaccination certificate was not listed among the requirements on Uganda’s e-visa application portal.
The data also provides key health trends by country income group.
The centre, located at the Kigonze displacement site, was operated by the International Medical Corps.
The Enugu government has pledged to intensify efforts to improve sexual, reproductive, maternal and neonatal health services.
The rising figures underscore the difficulties facing health authorities as they work to contain the Ebola outbreak.
Measles outbreaks have been confirmed in 20 districts, with 12 deaths recorded.
Experts warned that without a coordinated global response, annual direct AMR deaths could reach nearly 10 million by 2050.
Gavi said up to 500,000 tests are expected to be deployed annually once the programme is complete.
