How should a pedestrian proceed if they wish to cross a roundabout and there is no designated crossing?

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According to General Traffic Regulations, pedestrians are prohibited from crossing the roadway of squares and roundabouts directly, as well as walking on the central island. The correct and safe maneuver is to go around the roundabout following the sidewalk or outer edge. They must continue around it until they find a pedestrian crossing or, failing that, a place where they can cross the roads entering the roundabout with complete safety and visibility, without impeding traffic.

How should a pedestrian proceed if they wish to cross a roundabout and there is no designated crossing?

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