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February 15, 2026
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In Pictures: Roses in the stands as police spread Valentine’s cheer at HSBC Sevens

In Pictures: Roses in the stands as police spread Valentine’s cheer at HSBC Sevens

Love was in the air, and in the stands, during the World Rugby Sevens Division 2 Tournament at Nyayo Stadium as officers from the Kenya Police Service surprised fans with red roses in celebration of Valentine’s Day. Members of the Police Rugby Team, joined by uniformed security..

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During the World Rugby Sevens Division 2 Tournament at Nyayo Stadium, Kenya Police Service officers spread Valentine’s Day cheer by distributing red roses to surprised fans in the stands. This thoughtful gesture fostered a sense of community connection and goodwill, blending sport and security.

  • Kenya Police Service officers distributed red roses to rugby fans.
  • The event took place at Nyayo Stadium during the World Rugby Sevens Division 2 Tournament.
  • The initiative aimed to celebrate Valentine’s Day and enhance community interaction.

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